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Special Envoy Djinnit: on the occasion of the International Women’s Day, I recommit for an active participation of women in political and peace processes in Africa’s Great Lakes region

9 March 2017 By admin

Special Envoy Djinnit: on the occasion of the International Women’s Day, I recommit for an active participation of women in political and peace processes in Africa’s Great Lakes region: On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, the United Nations Special Envoy for the Great Lakes region, Said Djinnit, calls on the stakeholders of the region to ensure that women … [Read more...] about Special Envoy Djinnit: on the occasion of the International Women’s Day, I recommit for an active participation of women in political and peace processes in Africa’s Great Lakes region

SA News: Elgar’s productive run, South Africa’s crawl

8 March 2017 By admin

Elgar's productive run, South Africa's crawl: 2005 Last time before this an overseas opener hit a hundred in the first innings of a series in New Zealand. Marvan Atapattu had made 127 in the Napier Test in Sri Lanka's first innings of that series. The previous South Africa opener to do this was Gary ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews S.Africa revokes decision to leave … [Read more...] about SA News: Elgar’s productive run, South Africa’s crawl

Plastic fibres are causing major harm to South Africa’s marine life | The Conversation

7 March 2017 By admin

Plastic fibres are causing major harm to South Africa's marine life: Microplastics are a major ecological concern causing damage to marine life. ShutterstockNext time you take a stroll along your favourite isolated beach, far from any city, take a moment to look down at the high tide mark. You’ll almost certainly see small plastic particles dotted along your route. These are … [Read more...] about Plastic fibres are causing major harm to South Africa’s marine life | The Conversation

Local luxe boosted as Africa’s first-ever cashmere producer launches debut collection.

4 March 2017 By admin

Local luxe boosted as Africa’s first-ever cashmere producer launches debut collection.: Models showing some of the garments made from the yarn Johannesburg, 27 February 2017- Ivili Loboya, an innovative textiles producer based at Ibika, near Butterworth in the rural Eastern Cape, is launching a first for Africa at the Impact Hub in Rosebank, Johannesburg, from 23 to 25 … [Read more...] about Local luxe boosted as Africa’s first-ever cashmere producer launches debut collection.

How South Africa’s mining industry can change its ways | The Conversation

28 February 2017 By admin

How South Africa's mining industry can change its ways: Workers walk past a Lonmin Marikana platinum mine, a site that represents industrial strife in South Africa. Reuters/Skyler Reid South Africa’s mining industry is increasingly cited as one of the key sectors that must yield “radical economic transformation” and help the country heal a deeply divided and unequal society. … [Read more...] about How South Africa’s mining industry can change its ways | The Conversation

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