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SA News: Boxing South Africa cracks whip in long-running pay row

6 December 2016 By admin

Boxing South Africa cracks whip in long-running pay row: The light finally seems to be shining for some of the boxers who have been owed money by promoters after Boxing SA (BSA) came to their rescue. This was revealed by BSA chief executive Tsholofelo Lejaka who confirmed the payments started two months ago. Source: "South Africa" - BingNews The U.S. Finally Did Something … [Read more...] about SA News: Boxing South Africa cracks whip in long-running pay row

Vietnamese carvers move centre stage as China cracks down on illegal ivory sales | The Conversation

5 August 2016 By admin

Vietnamese carvers move centre stage as China cracks down on illegal ivory sales: An ivory comb. Most sales from Vietnam to China involve carved ivory CrazyHouseCapers/FlickrVietnam, already a major source of demand for illegally poached rhino horn, is now fast becoming a major market for illegal ivory. The amount of ivory on sale in Vietnam has increased by more than 600% in … [Read more...] about Vietnamese carvers move centre stage as China cracks down on illegal ivory sales | The Conversation

Cracks in South Africa’s governing alliance could cost the ANC dearly | The Conversation

28 July 2016 By admin

Cracks in South Africa's governing alliance could cost the ANC dearly: Supporters of South Africa's governing ANC during campaigning for upcoming local election. Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoSouth Africa has been governed by the African National Congress (ANC) since 1994. The party has operated in an alliance with two other players – the South African Communist Party (SACP) and … [Read more...] about Cracks in South Africa’s governing alliance could cost the ANC dearly | The Conversation

Sub-Saharan Africa has a long way to go before it cracks food insecurity | The Conversation

19 June 2016 By admin

Sub-Saharan Africa has a long way to go before it cracks food insecurity: Africa must adopt an integrated approach to effectively reduce hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition. ShutterstockThe richer and more developed countries become, the less likely they are to be food insecure. Governments in rapidly growing economies have more resources to dedicate to improving food … [Read more...] about Sub-Saharan Africa has a long way to go before it cracks food insecurity | The Conversation

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