Legendary Band The Who To Rock The LG Arena What: The Who – Quadrophenia and more When: Friday 28 June 2013 Where: LG Arena Price: Tickets go on sale at 9am Friday 1 February 2013, priced at £60.00, £65.00 and £70.00 (plus booking & transaction fees) Available from The Ticket Factory: http://www.theticketfactory.com or 0844 338... Read MoreThe Who for LG Arena is a post from: GigMenu



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Monday, 28 January 2013 – Trial winners Elroy Gelant and Lebo Phalula have both been included in a 27 member team to represent South Africa at the CAA Southern Region Cross Country Championships taking place in Maseru on 2 March 2013. The first six positions obtained at the trials on Saturday, 26 January 2013 in [...]Gelant, Phalula, lead Cross team is a post from: Time-to-Run South Africa



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Shopping for work clothes probably isn’t the most exciting thing to do, but as I find myself in work an average of 40-50 hours per week, I guess it’s a good investment. I love simple Swedish design and have been a loyal fan of Filippa K for at least 15 years now. I still remember [...]Shopping for work clothes – feel much better now… is a post from: Fashionable Mama



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Pretoria – Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa has gazetted the much awaited Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) for black rhinoceros, it was announced on Tuesday. The plan allows for the monitoring and review of actions taken to preserve species in the wild amidst a changing environment. It also forms part of government’s continued efforts [...]Black rhino plan gazetted is a post from: EconSpire



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Addis Ababa - The African Union is to contribute US$50 million to the International Mission of Support in Mali (MISMA), Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore, the mediator of the Mali crisis, announced on Monday.

The contribution is part of an estimated US$360 million needed in the operation of African-led MISMA, while the post-operation restructuring of the Malian army calls for another US$300 million, according to delegates who attended the two-day AU summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

A donors' conference is scheduled for Tuesday to mobilise funds for these purposes.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at Sunday's opening ceremony of the AU summit said the UN was determined to help the Malian people.

Initially composed of 3 300 troops, mainly from ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States), MISMA is charged to free the north of Mali from rebels and regain the country's territory integrity.

Up until now, a dozen African nations have offered to contribute to this force, bringing its total to 5 000 or 6 000, according to President Compaore.

Meanwhile, the proposed multinational neutral force in the Democratic Republic of Congo might be integrated into the UN peace mission in the Central African country.

According to the AU representative in the Great Lakes region, Gaoussou Diarra, the neutral force will include 4 000, whose commander will be a Tanzanian.

The force will be integrated as a "special brigade" of the United Nations Mission for Stabilisation of Congo.

Speaking on the sidelines of the 20th AU summit, he said to ensure neutrality, DR Congo's three eastern neighbours Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda - will not send their troops. - SAnews.gov.za-Xinhua

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Pretoria - South Africa plans to eliminate the spread of malaria within its borders by the year 2018, President Jacob Zuma said. He was speaking at...

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Pretoria - The retrenchment of 14 000 Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) mineworkers has been put on hold for at least two months. This comes after...

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A Valentine's Ball fundraiser in aid of cancer research will take place on Saturday 09th February at the 5* hotel in Fota Island Resort in Cork.

The blacktie event, organised by Breakthrough Cancer Research in aid of Cork Cancer Research Centre, is now in its 22nd year and is one of 'go to fundraising events' of the 2013 Cork social calendar.

Tickets for the event, which is being hosted by Master of Ceremonies former Cork hurler and sports pundit Tomás Mulcahy, cost €130 per person and include a champagne reception, a gourmet 4 course meal, goody bags, a fantastic range of tombola prizes, music with dance floor fillers 'Brass and Co' (an exciting ten-piece live band that offer a mix of music including Classical, Big Band, Swing, Disco, Motown, R&B, Rock & Roll and all of the top tunes from the 70's, 80's and 90's) and special guest musical and comedy performances which are sure to entertain well into the night.

A special tribute will also be made to the late Professor Gerry O'Sullivan, Founder of Cork Cancer Research Centre whose first anniversary coincides with this year's Valentine's Ball.

Orla Dolan, Director of Fundraising at Breakthrough Cancer Research, said 'Our Valentine's Ball is the perfect way to spend a romantic evening with that someone special...or maybe an opportunity to meet someone new...whilst also raising much-needed funds to develop new treatments for the most difficult to treat cancers, those which currently do not respond to conventional therapies."

Orla went onto say that: "Monies raised at the annual Valentine's Ball, which raised close to €40,000 last year, will further drive research leading to new effective therapies for cancer patients all over Ireland and abroad. So why not whisk your loved one away and help us make a breakthrough. '