Full Coverage: South Africa
June 2006
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06/28/2006
A new report from the Health Communication Partnership (HCP) demonstrates how a powerful television serial drama about young adults living in a rural South African town impacted by HIV/AIDS led to improved attitudes about HIV/AIDS, stigma, living openly and positively with HIV and faithfulness among its viewers.
Read moreRelated: [Health] [ICT] |
06/21/2006
from Ecofriend:
Read moreWorld Cup organisers are attempting to offset some of the carbon produced by millions of fans and players by paying to replace coal-fired boilers with woodchip-fuelled boilers at a South African farm. Related: [Climate Change] [Renewable Energy] [Culture] Image: FIFA World Cup 2006
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06/19/2006
About 30 per cent of people surveyed in Brazil, Britain, Canada, Guatemala, India and South Africa have been the victim of gun crime or know someone who has been a victim in the last five years.
Read moreFrom: Oxfam International Related: [Brazil] [Canada] [Guatemala] [India] [United Kingdom] Image: Rifle © Oxfam Great Britain
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06/13/2006
South Africa's teacher shortage will reach crisis point by 2008 unless drastic steps are taken to increase the number entering the profession, according to a report in Business Day.
Read moreFrom: allAfrica.com |
06/12/2006
Etelä-Afrikan talous kasvaa vakaata tahtia ja liiketoimintaympäristö on mallillaan. Takapihojen talouden kytkeminen vaatii kuitenkin ponnisteluja, sanoi liikefoorumissa Helsingissä torstaina puhunut suurlähettiläs Bukelwa Hans.
Read moreFrom: Ulkoministeriö Related: [Economy] |
06/08/2006
South Africa and New Zealand must do more, more quickly, to tackle inequalities between their indigenous and non-indigenous populations, according to two recently released UN reports.
Read moreFrom: Cultural Survival, Inc. Related: [New Zealand] |
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