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1995 Rugby World Cup chronicles – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE

7 June 2020 By admin

1995 Rugby World Cup chronicles – Port Elizabeth in the News: 1995 Rugby World Cup chronicles: Former Springbok and Golden Lions wing Pieter Hendriks remembers “The Battle of Boet Erasmus” 1995 Rugby World Cup match against Canada as if it happened yesterday … Source: “Port Elizabeth” – BingNews. “Not a normal situation” at Cape Town Harbour … [Read more...] about 1995 Rugby World Cup chronicles – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE

Johann Bezuidenhout in Port Elizabeth: ‘Lockdown Chronicles’ – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE

9 April 2020 By admin

Johann Bezuidenhout in Port Elizabeth: ‘Lockdown Chronicles’ – Port Elizabeth in the News: Johann Bezuidenhout in Port Elizabeth: ‘Lockdown Chronicles’: I made these two videos, titled Lockdown Chronicles Part 1 and Lockdown Chronicles Part 2, during lockdown. We are all going through a difficult time, so I filmed these to cheer people up. The videos … Source: “Port … [Read more...] about Johann Bezuidenhout in Port Elizabeth: ‘Lockdown Chronicles’ – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE

Quarantine chronicles: The girl who cracked

9 March 2020 By admin

Quarantine chronicles: The girl who cracked: Being isolated for days on end was too much for this student, locked up in her dormitory room in Wuhan, China. Her friends haven’t seen her since the day she lost it. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Khayelitsha residents living in fear after 6 killed, 7 wounded: Cape Town – Site B residents in Khayelitsha are living in … [Read more...] about Quarantine chronicles: The girl who cracked

HIV is still taboo in the DRC: chronicles from Kinshasa | The Conversation

28 August 2017 By admin

HIV is still taboo in the DRC: chronicles from Kinshasa: In the Democratic Republic of Congo, HIV is still highly stigmatised. MSF/Tommy TrenchardIn 2016 I conducted in-depth interviews with patients at a 42-bed AIDS unit run by Médecins Sans Frontières in Centre Hospitalier Kabinda in Kinshasa, as well as caregivers and health staff. My research, which has not yet been … [Read more...] about HIV is still taboo in the DRC: chronicles from Kinshasa | The Conversation

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