Why the path to longer and healthier lives for all Africans is within reach: Sub-Saharan Africa can achieve meaningful and sustainable change in health by 2030. ShutterstockThere is huge diversity within and across the 49 countries in sub-Saharan Africa. The challenges these countries face in achieving health outcomes that are at par with low and middle income countries in … [Read more...] about Why the path to longer and healthier lives for all Africans is within reach | The Conversation
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More than 5,6m South Africans see Milk offers Hope for Change
More than 5,6m South Africans see Milk offers Hope for Change: Cheers raising milk for the Feed SA kids in Alexandra Tetra Pak’s annual Milk for Change campaign to raise awareness of the nutritional benefits of long life milk and donate portions of long life milk to children in underprivileged communities in partnership with non-profit Feed SA has already exceeded expectations … [Read more...] about More than 5,6m South Africans see Milk offers Hope for Change
The best way South Africans can honour Mandela is by being active citizens | The Conversation
The best way South Africans can honour Mandela is by being active citizens: Reuters/Mike HutchingsAs one of the iconic leaders of the 20th century, Nelson Mandela fought for democracy, justice, peace and reconciliation. He showed the world what it meant to live a life in the service of others. In his own unique way, Mandela helped to restore the … [Read more...] about The best way South Africans can honour Mandela is by being active citizens | The Conversation
Sanef calls on South Africans to defend press freedom
Sanef calls on South Africans to defend press freedom: Sanef's Mahlatse Gallens says journalists know their responsibility and will not be discouraged by BLF's protests. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Pretoria Zoo workers to down tools: The NTUC union is demanding normal working conditions and that its members be paid overtime wages when working on weekends. … [Read more...] about Sanef calls on South Africans to defend press freedom
South Africans don’t know much about science. Why this is a problem | The Conversation
South Africans don't know much about science. Why this is a problem: Most South Africans don't visit places where they can learn about science such as zoos and museums. Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoFrom the microchips in smart phones to the largest jumbo jets, science and technology influences the way people interact with the world around them. It brings them closer to friends … [Read more...] about South Africans don’t know much about science. Why this is a problem | The Conversation
