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South Africa: Zuma Comes Bearing Gifts

28 December 2009

Pretoria — President Jacob Zuma is to host a party for orphans and children, said the Presidency on Monday.

The annual party, organised by the Jacob Zuma Education Trust, will be hosted at Mnyakanya High School in the KwaNxamalala area in Nkandla, KwaZulu-Natal, on Tuesday. The president is a patron of the trust.

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) will promote careers in the military at the event.

Since its inception in 1995, the trust has educated more than 20 000 underprivileged children.

Tagged: Children, South Africa, Southern Africa

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    Author: The 2010 Matriot Gamester Tue Dec 29 06:25:13 2009

    Author: The 2010 Matriot Gamester Mon Dec 28 20:06:19 2009

    TO ALL LEADERS: A HOLY TEMPLE IS A CLEAN CONSCIENCE. Janetta Van Rooyen-Delport-Ells from SOUTH AFRICA

    The men who shaped our politics have harmed us terribly and we cannot allow them to continue.

    RE-EDUCATE THE WORLD REGARDING WHAT IS RIGHT. IT IS THE OPPOSITE OF WRONG AND THE ONLY RIGHT WE HUMANS HAVE IS THE RIGHT TO DO RIGHT.

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    Antonyms. RIGHT.