Full Coverage: South Africa
May 2008
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05/14/2008
A South African High Court judge took "a brave step forward" when he recently ruled that the state's public water distribution system denies people their constitutional right to "a dignified life," blogs Rebecca Brown.
Read moreFrom: Unitarian Universalist Service Committee Related: [Law] [Governance] [Civil Rights] [Human Rights] [Water/Sanitation] Image: A mural in South Africa reads "Stop water pre-paid meters." © Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
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05/09/2008
South Africa will host the World Cup in 2010 so construction – and corruption – is booming. But almost none of the building or the money can be accessed by the poor who live in shantytowns without proper water, sanitation or electricity. These inequalities could be a major issue in the 2009 presidential election, says Philippe Rivière.
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