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Migrants must be part of South Africa’s universal health plan. Here’s why | The Conversation

29 July 2019 By admin

Migrants must be part of South Africa's universal health plan. Here's why: International migrants often struggle to access healthcare. ShutterstockSeven years ago the United Nations (UN) endorsed universal health coverage as key to sustainable development and global security. The South African government has taken up the challenge. President Cyril Ramaphosa has underscored … [Read more...] about Migrants must be part of South Africa’s universal health plan. Here’s why | The Conversation

Here’s why sending troops to the Cape Flats is a very temporary fix

18 July 2019 By admin

Here's why sending troops to the Cape Flats is a very temporary fix: When the army moves into 10 troubled Cape Town neighbourhoods it will calm things down, as it did in 1998. But when they leave, if they can, the violence will bounce back, as it did then. Here are several reasons why. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Nelson Mandela International Day: A decade of … [Read more...] about Here’s why sending troops to the Cape Flats is a very temporary fix

When and where do Nile crocodiles attack? Here’s what we found | The Conversation

15 July 2019 By admin

When and where do Nile crocodiles attack? Here's what we found: Policies are usually aimed at removing problem animals. Piet Beytell (C)The Nile crocodile is Africa’s largest, and most widely distributed, crocodile. It can be found in Egypt in the North, through Central and East Africa, down to South Africa. The largest specimens and concentrations of these crocodiles are in … [Read more...] about When and where do Nile crocodiles attack? Here’s what we found | The Conversation

Amid mounting abuse claims, Jammeh is unlikely to face justice soon. Here’s why | The Conversation

8 July 2019 By admin

Amid mounting abuse claims, Jammeh is unlikely to face justice soon. Here's why: Then President of The Gambia Yahya Jammeh and First Lady Zeinab arrive at the White House in Washington DC for the US Africa Leaders Summit in 2014. EPA/Michael ReynoldsTwo weeks ago, new allegations were added to a litany of human rights abuses that have been levied against the former president … [Read more...] about Amid mounting abuse claims, Jammeh is unlikely to face justice soon. Here’s why | The Conversation

SA News: Court Stops Construction Of Kenya’s Coal Power Plant – Here’s Why

30 June 2019 By admin

Court Stops Construction Of Kenya’s Coal Power Plant – Here’s Why: The burning of coal will cause massive pollution to the air, fresh water and ocean. Contributing to this is the fact that the coal intended for use, from South Africa and Kitui in Kenya, is bituminous ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Learn the history of the VW Citi Golf, a South African legend: … [Read more...] about SA News: Court Stops Construction Of Kenya’s Coal Power Plant – Here’s Why

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