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13:29 10 May 12
Sardines.

Sardine fever hits Hout Bay

A massive number of sardines covered the sand at Hout Bay beach this weekend during a fairly rare and unusually large sardine run.

SA's moral conscience

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu speaks at a public debate in 2008. <i>AFP</i>Archbishop Desmond Tutu helped shape South African society, preaching love and forgiveness.
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  • Show unites KRouge family

    This photo taken on 27 June 2011 shows Cambodian Saing Va (R) crying and hugging his daughter Sem Savoeun (C) as Sem's aunt cries (L) at a studio of the commercial station Bayon TV in Phnom Penh. <i>AFP</i>The cameras were rolling but the emotional reunion of a daughter and her dad was no act.
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  • Trading on disability

    A disabled worker sits near a ferryboat on 1 June 2011 at the Beach, the port of Brazzaville, linking Congo to the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Beach is often called "the court of miracles" because of the numerous disabled laborers that work to there, trying to make a living off the trade between Brazzaville and Kinshasa. <i>AFP</i>Just like on London's famous Underground, handicapped people in Brazzaville get discounts.
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  • Guatemala's green hunger

    In this file image, a native woman hugs her daughter as she begs outside a Wendy's fast-food restaurant in Guatemala City. <i>AFP</i>How could thousands of citizens of lush Guatemala be at risk of starving to death?
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