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Thugs made off with Lesufi’s costly iPad | MyJHB.co.za

14 September 2020 By admin

Thugs made off with Lesufi’s costly iPad | MyJHB.co.za: Johannesburg in the news: Thugs made off with Lesufi’s costly iPad: Gauteng MEC for education Panyaza Lesufi was robbed by thugs while driving himself in a BMW owned by the state. The ANC provincial deputy chairman reported a case of theft out of motor vehicle at the … – “Johannesburg” – … [Read more...] about Thugs made off with Lesufi’s costly iPad | MyJHB.co.za

Littering in South Africa is the expression of wider selfish – and costly — culture | The Conversation

9 May 2018 By admin

Littering in South Africa is the expression of wider selfish – and costly -- culture: Dumped waste is a constant eyesore on the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa's economic hub. African News Agency Archives (ANA)It is common when municipal workers go on strike in South Africa to resort to upturning garbage cans and strewing litter around city centres. Their message is … [Read more...] about Littering in South Africa is the expression of wider selfish – and costly — culture | The Conversation

Private lab tests in Uganda are costly. But price doesn’t equal quality | The Conversation

8 May 2018 By admin

Private lab tests in Uganda are costly. But price doesn't equal quality: Very few laboratories in Uganda are accredited. Arne Hoel / World BankLaboratory tests are the backbone of clinical care. They are used to screen patients, to diagnose diseases and to manage conditions ranging from anaemia and diabetes to HIV and malaria. Considerable effort has gone into improving … [Read more...] about Private lab tests in Uganda are costly. But price doesn’t equal quality | The Conversation

Fears over Ethiopian dam’s costly impact on environment, people | The Conversation

12 September 2017 By admin

Fears over Ethiopian dam's costly impact on environment, people: A man hangs fish to dry on the western shore of Lake Turkana. Reuters/Goran TomasevicEthiopia’s GIBE III hydropower dam is now operational. However, rights groups have raised concerns over the impact that it is having on downstream communities and the environment. The Conversation Africa’s Samantha Spooner asked … [Read more...] about Fears over Ethiopian dam’s costly impact on environment, people | The Conversation

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