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REGION: Africa

TOPIC: Health

Online NewsHour

	Posted: March 19, 2009

South Africa Faces New and Old Challenges

In South Africa, a young democracy that emerged from apartheid in 1994, nearly one in every six people is HIV positive. Senior NewsHour correspondent Ray Suarez, who visited the country to report on the epidemic, shares his observations of this unique nation and its challenges.
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Cape Town, The beaches and vistas in Cape Town, South Africa, attract tourists from around the world.

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Cape Town

The beaches and vistas in Cape Town, South Africa, attract tourists from around the world.

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