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He was in Johannesburg for the weekend.
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The capital of Gauteng, Johannesburg, will be front-and-center during the World Cup.
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But outside the stadiums in Johannesburg, the vuvuzelas can sell for up to $8.
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And in Johannesburg, people gathered at the Witwatersrand Planetarium to enjoy the clear view.
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"Why can' t the next Silicon Valley pop up in Cairo or São Paulo or Johannesburg?
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She was also one of the first lesbians to live openly in her township near Johannesburg.
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According to reports from the US, the pair will marry in a small village just outside Johannesburg.
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Imagine a match in Johannesburg where a direct free kick has been awarded 18 metres from goal.
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JOHANNESBURG - Germany nipped Ghana 1-0 in their last World Cup Group D game, a result which sent both teams into the last 16.
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To finish in time, staff in Johannesburg camped out on the floor of World Cup broadcast centre.
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A yellow-billed hornbill rests its beak on the camera hood at the Johannesburg Zoological Gardens, South Africa.
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At the other end of the scale, Johannesburg replaced Blantyre, Malawi as the cheapest city on the planet.
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In Harare a 10% drop in rainfall over Johannesburg and Bloemfontein will lead to a 70% drop in river levers.
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They simply must do well against Ghana in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
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MaiMai
The Mai Mai Market is the oldest market in Johannesburg and is a great place to discover traditional remedies.
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Portugal's supporters cheer during a warm-up match against Mozambique at the Wanderers stadium in Johannesburg, Tuesday, June 8, 2010. (AP Photo/Guillermo Arias)
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IT IS hard to imagine that a shooting in Johannesburg could spell instability in the distant heart of Africa.
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The largest city of South Africa, in the northeast part of the country northwest of Durban. Founded in1886 after the discovery of gold nearby, it is a major industrial center. Population, 703,980.
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In that early New Yorker essay, Gordimer wrote of growing up in the "smug suet of white provincialism" in a small mining town outside Johannesburg.
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The results have been very promising and we are working closely with the University of Johannesburg to scale up the process in the near future.