Knowledge about HIV doesn't always change adolescents' behaviour: peers matter: Adolescents need to be part of prevention interventions. GettyImagesHIV and AIDS remain major global public health challenges, especially for sub-Saharan Africa. The region accounts for around 70% of the world’s burden of infections. Young people, especially young women, are affected more than other … [Read more...] about Knowledge about HIV doesn’t always change adolescents’ behaviour: peers matter | The Conversation
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Transnet optimistic about SA’s citrus season – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE
Transnet optimistic about SA’s citrus season – Port Elizabeth Business News: Transnet optimistic about SA’s citrus season: Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) has prepared for a 13 per cent increase in citrus volumes this year. The Citrus Growers Association’s (CGA) attributed this year’s growth to new orchards coming into … Source: “Port Elizabeth” business – … [Read more...] about Transnet optimistic about SA’s citrus season – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE
Questions about SANDF deployment in Mozambique unanswered
Questions about SANDF deployment in Mozambique unanswered: A question on the deployment of the South African National Defence Force's special forces and maritime reaction squadron in Mozambique went unanswered in Parliament on Wednesday. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Speeding believed to have caused man to end up in Hartbeespoort Dam while still inside ...: … [Read more...] about Questions about SANDF deployment in Mozambique unanswered
What Ramaphosa’s COVID-19 decisions say about South Africa’s democracy | The Conversation
What Ramaphosa's COVID-19 decisions say about South Africa's democracy: South African president Cyril Ramaphosa. GCISEarly this year, South African president Cyril Ramaphosa put forward the idea of a “social compact” as a means to consult and build consensus for reviving the country’s ailing economy. He used the same principle to build broad consensus around the national state … [Read more...] about What Ramaphosa’s COVID-19 decisions say about South Africa’s democracy | The Conversation
ANALYSIS | Lockdown judgment a reminder for govt about the fine line between lives and livelihoods
ANALYSIS | Lockdown judgment a reminder for govt about the fine line between lives and livelihoods: This week's high court judgment on the rationality of lockdown regulations emphasised the necessity for the government to strike a delicate balance, writes attorney Bulelwa Mabasa. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Toddler injured, man killed in Bonteheuwel suspected … [Read more...] about ANALYSIS | Lockdown judgment a reminder for govt about the fine line between lives and livelihoods
