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    Africa Talk is South Africa's weekly newspaper, aimed at the Exiled Community of Africa based in South Africa, published by PROVINCIAL MEDIA ECONOMIST. The publication has been formed to encourage dialogue and to network the inhabitants of this rich continent so as to put Xenophobia amongst Africans where it belongs; in the dust bin. Africa Talk differs from all other publications in circulation because of a number of reasons: This strategically positioned newspaper has an empowerment measure built into it where R2.00 of the cover price of R5.00 goes to the street seller. Africa Talk covers stories from the African Continent and from within the exiled community in South Africa, with a bias towards Development Opportunities, Tourism and Networking. Africa Talk quenches the thirst and erases the wondering of Africans, home and away, when it comes to usable updates and pointing to opportunities that they can pick up and use in the process assisting them to make decisions to relocate with a plan of action at hand. The Newspaper street launch is scheduled for Wednesday 3 March 2010 and the business launch will be after two month’s printing (4 editions). This will give the project a big boost as strategically placed people and companies will be invited to this boardroom launch. The Publisher of Africa Talk has worked tirelessly to establish strong links with decision makers to help the publication to take off smoothly. Johannesburg is the host city, but the publication will reach out across South Africa through street sellers being propelled by the empowerment program built into the project. Strong links have also been established with various groupings in all the provinces to boost sales.

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    Africa Talk is South Africa's weekly newspaper, aimed at the Exiled Community of Africa based in South Africa, published by PROVINCIAL MEDIA ECONOMIST. The publication has been formed to encourage dialogue and to network the inhabitants of this rich continent so as to put Xenophobia amongst Africans where it belongs; in the dust bin. Africa Talk differs from all other publications in circulation because of a number of reasons: This strategically positioned newspaper has an empowerment measure built into it where R2.00 of the cover price of R5.00 goes to the street seller. Africa Talk covers stories from the African Continent and from within the exiled community in South Africa, with a bias towards Development Opportunities, Tourism and Networking. Africa Talk quenches the thirst and erases the wondering of Africans, home and away, when it comes to usable updates and pointing to opportunities that they can pick up and use in the process assisting them to make decisions to relocate with a plan of action at hand. The Newspaper street launch is scheduled for Wednesday 3 March 2010 and the business launch will be after two month’s printing (4 editions). This will give the project a big boost as strategically placed people and companies will be invited to this boardroom launch. The Publisher of Africa Talk has worked tirelessly to establish strong links with decision makers to help the publication to take off smoothly. Johannesburg is the host city, but the publication will reach out across South Africa through street sellers being propelled by the empowerment program built into the project. Strong links have also been established with various groupings in all the provinces to boost sales.

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    Africa TALK Weekly SA

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    Austin Menzi Moyo Snr
    Africa Talk is South Africa's weekly newspaper, aimed at the Exiled Community of Africa based in South Africa, published by PROVINCIAL MEDIA ECONOMIST. The publication has been formed to encourage dialogue and to network the inhabitants of this rich continent so as to put Xenophobia amongst Africans where it belongs; in the dust bin. Africa Talk differs from all other publications in circulation because of a number of reasons: This strategically positioned newspaper has an empowerment measure built into it where R2.00 of the cover price of R5.00 goes to the street seller. Africa Talk covers stories from the African Continent and from within the exiled community in South Africa, with a bias towards Development Opportunities, Tourism and Networking. Africa Talk quenches the thirst and erases the wondering of Africans, home and away, when it comes to usable updates and pointing to opportunities that they can pick up and use in the process assisting them to make decisions to relocate with a plan of action at hand. The Newspaper street launch is scheduled for Wednesday 3 March 2010 and the business launch will be after two month’s printing (4 editions). This will give the project a big boost as strategically placed people and companies will be invited to this boardroom launch. The Publisher of Africa Talk has worked tirelessly to establish strong links with decision makers to help the publication to take off smoothly. Johannesburg is the host city, but the publication will reach out across South Africa through street sellers being propelled by the empowerment program built into the project. Strong links have also been established with various groupings in all the provinces to boost sales.

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    Africa TALK

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    EAST AFRICA’S
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    Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda &
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    PORN ON DSTV AFRICA?
    A MERE REMOTE CONTROL CAN EASILY BECOME A DICTATOR!
    ZUMA WELCOMES
    NEW AFRICAN
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    Zimbabwe Ambassador prepares
    to leave. ....PAGE 05

    WHEN IS AN
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    UP A
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    The cases of South Africa, Ghana
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    is lost in Africa. ....PAGE 04

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    SYSTEM IN 2011
    DSTV. Having reached a verdict which has been welcome by the Ministry for Women, Children and Persons with
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    PAGE 16
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