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Apartheid and Cinema Verity: It's Tough to Reconcile Truth With New Film's Handling of It (Post, April 3, 2005)

New Era, New Name for S. African Capital (Post, March 13, 2005)

Kyoto Credits System Aids the Rich, Some Say (Post, March 12, 2005)

Portraits of Anywhere but Home: South Africa Caters to Filming 'Foreign' Scenes as Local Industry Founders (Post, Feb. 27, 2005)

A Crushing Choice for Ethiopian Mothers With HIV: Facing Death, Women Leave Children at Orphanages (Post, Feb. 19, 2005)

South African Investigators Are Sent Out Of Zimbabwe (Post, Feb. 3, 2005)

Foreign Drugs Approved For Anti-AIDS Program: Decision Means Treatment for More (Post, Jan. 26, 2005)

In S. Africa, Stigma Magnifies Pain of AIDS: Many Still See Disease as Fatal, Shameful (Post, Jan. 14, 2005)

Refugees With Hopes, Skills Find Opportunity in S. Africa (Post, Jan. 9, 2005)

Mandela Says AIDS Led to Death of Son: Health Activists Praise Ex-President's Openness (Post, Jan. 7, 2005)

South Africa's Mbeki at Once President and Pundit (Post, Dec. 24, 2004)

Anthony Sampson Dies; British Writer, Journalist (Post, Dec. 21, 2004)

S. Africans With AIDS See Ray of Hope: Drugs Begin to Help the Few Poor Patients Who Can Get Them (Post, Nov. 30, 2004)

Millions of Deaths, Seen Through A Life (Post, Nov. 29, 2004)

S. Africans Shun a Remedy for AIDS: Many Prefer Potions Over Anti-Retrovirals and Feared Side Effects (Post, Oct. 21, 2004)

A Brutal Sexual Assault Galvanizes Swazi Women: Activists Behind Rare Protest March in Kingdom Link Men's Attitudes, World's Highest HIV Rate (Post, Oct. 4, 2004)

S. African's Arrest Seen as Key to Nuclear Black Market (Post, Sept. 4, 2004)

Thatcher's Son Charged in Coup Plot: Businessman Accused of Helping Effort to Oust Leader of Equatorial Guinea (Post, Aug. 26, 2004)

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