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  • SOuth Africa: Tripartite tensions eased, not eradicated

    Contributor | Governance
    11.04.2002

    Although there are signs that problems within the ruling tripartite alliance are abating, huge differences remain about the direction which the SA economy should take.

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  • South Africa: Bullets fly as crowd stones mayor's home

    Contributor | Governance
    11.04.2002

    Gunfire erupted last Saturday outside the Johannesburg home of Amos Masondo, South Africa's most powerful metropolitan mayor, when a crowd of about 80 Soweto residents attacked the house. They were protesting water and electricity cutoffs.

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  • South Africa: Nevirapine: Court rules for the people

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    11.04.2002

    IT was HIV-positive pregnant women, parents and babies who were the real winners when the Constitutional Court on Thursday refused the government leave to appeal against a Pretoria High Court execution order, Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) representative Mark Heywood said.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing South Africa

  • South Africa: Expedition to study fossils

    Contributor | Land & Environment
    11.04.2002

    Scientists are launching a major study of "living fossils" in deep waters off South Africa with the help of a small submersible craft that can probe to depths of 1,300 feet. It is hoped that the minisub, which can fit only two people, will shed light on the elusive coelacanth, a curious looking fish that has been swimming the seas for an astonishing 400 million years.

    Tagged under Land & Environment South Africa

  • SOUTH AFRICA: MTCT pilot programme under threat

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    11.04.2002

    The use of nevirapine to prevent mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV in South Africa has come under threat after reports last week of irregularities during trials of the drug in Uganda.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing South Africa

  • South Africa: Living in Glass Houses: Good Governance And How to Achieve It

    Contributor | Governance
    11.04.2002

    In the current deluge of corruption sweeping South African business and government, the need for good governance is stronger than ever. The most effective way to create and sustain integrity is by implementing internal checks and balances, as an ongoing principle.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • South Africa: Apartheid jail opens human rights school

    Contributor | Resources
    11.04.2002

    Robben Island, once the place to which freedom fighters were banished, reached another landmark in its efforts to reinvent its image when an international human rights academy was launched there on Wednesday night.

    Tagged under Resources South Africa

  • South Africa: Workshop on THE ART OF WRITING FUNDING PROPOSALS

    Contributor | Arts & Book Reviews
    21.03.2002

    This workshop offers participants an excellent opportunity to master the skills and processes involved in proposal writing - a key fundraising tool used in seeking funding from a variety of sources. You will be guided step-by-step through every aspect of preparing and submitting a concise, compelling and effective funding proposal.

    Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews South Africa

  • SOUTH AFRICA: Course on "Dealing with the Media"

    Contributor | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    21.03.2002

    You will learn:
    * How to approach the media
    * How to Identify the right media: print/radio/TV/internet
    * How to promote your messages and reach the target market
    * Do's and don'ts of writing a good press release
    * Interviewing techniques - giving and requesting
    * case studies and discussion
    This workshop encourages interaction and an exchange of practical ideas.

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  • South Africa: Resource Mobilisation and Fundraising Development

    Contributor | Governance
    21.03.2002

    Develop your skills and competency with this unique course that offers participants the opportunity to acquire a recognised qualification. This course has been fully endorsed and accredited by SAIF.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • South Africa: MPs agree on Immigration Bill plan

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    21.03.2002

    A National Assembly home affairs committee schedule to expedite the much-delayed Immigration Bill before a Constitutional Court deadline has been approved by the house's programme committee.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace South Africa

  • South Africa: Justice Department Takes Human Rights Issues to Schools

    Contributor | Resources
    21.03.2002

    Judges, magistrates, prosecutors and other senior officials of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development are visiting Cape Peninsula schools in celebration of Human Rights Day on Thursday.

    Tagged under Resources South Africa

  • Blindness pilot project to launch in impoverished South African province

    Contributor | Governance
    21.03.2002

    Hope is in for 27 000 blind people who suffer from cataract blindess when the Eastern Cape Blindness Prevention Program will be launching a pilot project this month at Frontier Hospital.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • SOUTH AFRICA: Burnt Shack victims will finally get temporary shelter

    Contributor | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    21.03.2002

    The Duncan Village Disaster Fund, started last year to cater for housing, clothing and food needs has received a donation of R5000 to build temporary shelter.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies South Africa

  • South Africa: Border Technikon cede Hiv/Aids pioneering efforts

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    21.03.2002

    Border technikon, one of the three technikons in East London, announced it's intention to offer its students free HIV testing, counseling and triple anti-retroviral therapy (ART) where necessary.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing South Africa

  • South Africa: Cosatu freezes funding over alleged financial mismanagement

    Contributor | Resources
    21.03.2002

    Cosatu has cut off funding for a R 1,7-million community project in Dongwe near Queenstown after community complaints. The funds were donated by Cosatu's Job Creation Trust for building of community hall and agricultural projects.

    Tagged under Resources South Africa

  • South Africa: Rosy fundraising by Topsy Foundation for Hiv-infected children

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    21.03.2002

    Topsy Foundation, a private and corporate initiative providing a multi-faceted approach to HIV/Aids, has launched a fundraising initiative using a brilliant red newly-bred hybrid T bush rose. The Topsy Rose of the Nation was launched at the Topsy Sanctuary for HIV/Aids-infected children at Grootvlei in Mpumalanga.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing South Africa

  • SOUTH AFRICA: Projects Co-ordinator

    Contributor | Resources
    21.03.2002

    The Association of Public Accounts Committees, a not-for-profit voluntary association, seeks a project co-ordinator.

    Tagged under Resources South Africa

  • SOUTH AFRICA: Workshop on Socially Responsible Investment

    Contributor | Resources
    21.03.2002

    The Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Southern Africa and the African Institute of Corporate Citizenship (AICC) invite you to attend a morning discussion on Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) in South Africa.

    Tagged under Resources South Africa

  • South Africa: New clinic barred from providing nevirapine

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    21.03.2002

    Hopes of being provided with antiretroviral drugs at the new Qaukeni clinic near Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape, have been dashed after the provincial health authorities said the drugs would not be made available beyond its two official test sites.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing South Africa

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