African

African(s) may refer to:

  • Anything from or pertaining to Africa:
  • African people, people who live in Africa or trace their ancestry to indigenous inhabitants of Africa
  • Ethnic groups of Africa
  • African cuisine
  • African culture
  • African languages
  • African music
  • African grey parrot, an Old World parrot

    • Books and radio

  • The African (short story), autobiographical story by French author J. M. G. Le Clézio
  • The Africans (radio program)

    • Music

  • "African" a song by Peter Tosh from his 1977 album Equal Rights (album)
  • The Africans (band)

    • Publishing

  • African Business, a monthly magazine covering business events across Africa
  • African Communist, a political magazine published in Johannesburg
  • African Film (magazine), Nigerian weekly magazine

    • See also

  • All pages with titles containing African
  • Africana (disambiguation)
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    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
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    The National 19 Nov 2019
    And for the many South Africans who call Dubai home, former Springboks captain John Smit says he has found the “best slap chips he has had in years” in the emirate ... For those who don’t know, slap chips are a South African comfort food ... And for South Africans living in the capital, there’s good news....
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    Absa and African Development Bank Signs $250m risk participation agreement

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    CAPE TOWN - Financial services group Absa and the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) have signed a $250-million (more than R3 billion) risk participation agreement (RPA) which, when fully utilised, is estimated to mobilise over $2 billion (more than R29 billion) worth of trade business over three years ... - African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    Free State government has not assisted residents in disaster drought relief - DA

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    ... Free State and the provincial government run by the ruling African National Congress of failing to assist residents with disaster drought relief ... The Free State premier's office did not immediately respond to the African News Agency's request for comment. African News Agency/ANA ....
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    Els leads strong local field for Alfred Dunhill Championship

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    MALELANE – Ernie Els will headline a strong field of South African stars at this year’s Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek Country Club from November 28 to 1 December 1 ... And Jayden Schaper, the South African Strokeplay champion and winner of ... African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    AU warns that South Sudan has last chance to form government

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    Johannesburg – The African Union’s Peace and Security Commissioner Smail Chergui has told South Sudan’s recalcitrant government and the main opposition group, under the respective leaderships of President Salva Kiir and Dr Riek Machar, that they have a ... African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    Jumia’s Cameroon exit could be the first step to shrinking its beleaguered e-commerce business

    Quartz 19 Nov 2019
    Pan-African e-commerce giant Jumia has suspended its Marketplace business in Cameroon ... The company that has positioned itself as the first African tech ... Sign up to the Quartz Africa Weekly Brief here for news and analysis on African business, tech and innovation in your inbox .......
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    Some aviation industry services should be declared essential, says DA

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    Johannesburg - The Democratic Alliance said on Tuesday it had asked for certain aviation industry services to be declared “essential”, thus barring the relevant workers from to striking, as a wage strike at national carrier South African Airways (SAA) entered a fifth day ... African News Agency/ANA ....
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    Some aviation industry services should be declared 'essential', DA says

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    JOHANNESBURG - The main opposition Democratic Alliance said on Tuesday it had asked for certain aviation industry services to be declared “essential”, thus barring the relevant workers from to striking, as a wage strike at national carrier South African Airways (SAA) entered a fifth day ... - African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    Limpopo districts welcome NHI bill - parliament committee

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    The government tabled the NHI Bill in parliament in August, saying it wanted to ensure affordable quality healthcare to all South Africans, but critics say it will collapse the sector ... African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    SAA insists it cannot meet 8% wage increase demand

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    JOHANNESBURG – South African Airways (SAA) has reiterated that it does not have the financial capacity to meet workers' 8% salary increase demand, saying it can only be in a position to pay 5.9% from March 2020, assuming funds were available at that time ... African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    SAA insists it cannot meet 8 percent wage increase demand

    Independent online (SA) 19 Nov 2019
    JOHANNESBURG –South African Airways (SAA) has reiterated that it does not have the financial capacity to meet workers' eight-percent salary increase demand, saying it can only be in a position to pay 5.9 percent from March 2020, assuming funds were available at that time ... African News Agency (ANA) ....
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    Police: White teen girl aimed to attack black Georgia church

    The Oklahoman 19 Nov 2019
    Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church has a predominantly black congregation, Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish said in a Tuesday statement ... It’s a city of just over 40,000 people, about 17% of whom are African-American ... News from The Associated Press, and a taste of the ......

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