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Statelessness affects millions in Africa. Madagascar is tackling the problem | The Conversation

17 October 2017 By admin

Statelessness affects millions in Africa. Madagascar is tackling the problem: Madagascar is taking steps towards addressing statelessness with a new nationality law. ShutterstockThree years ago the United Nations took steps to try and address the issue of statelessness by putting in place a 10-point plan that aims to reduce the number of people who are not recognised as a … [Read more...] about Statelessness affects millions in Africa. Madagascar is tackling the problem | The Conversation

South African universities need to rethink how they invest their millions | The Conversation

22 August 2017 By admin

South African universities need to rethink how they invest their millions: The Rhodes Must Fall movement accused the University of Cape Town of having blood on its hands for investing in the mining company Lonmin. Ian Barbour/flickrUniversities are no longer simply institutions of learning. Over the past 50 years, they have also become important players in global financial … [Read more...] about South African universities need to rethink how they invest their millions | The Conversation

.com | UN report points to ‘Gaddafi millions’ in SA

18 June 2017 By admin

.com | UN report points to ‘Gaddafi millions’ in SA: .com | UN report points to ‘Gaddafi millions’ in SA: The South African government, the ANC and Denel ignored the UN's panel of experts on Libya when they inquired about the so-called Gaddafi millions and a strange weapons transaction. This is contained in the UN panel's report to the UN Security Council, … [Read more...] about .com | UN report points to ‘Gaddafi millions’ in SA

South Sudan: ‘Fighting must stop now’ so millions can be spared from famine, say UN agency chiefs

25 May 2017 By admin

APO News from Africa: South Sudan: ‘Fighting must stop now’ so millions can be spared from famine, say UN agency chiefs: Despite “appalling conditions” in South Sudan, it is not too late to save more people from dying, the head of the United Nations agriculture agency said today, joining the World Food Programme (WFP) chief in a call to all parties enmeshed in … [Read more...] about South Sudan: ‘Fighting must stop now’ so millions can be spared from famine, say UN agency chiefs

Aussie/SA Partnership to Boost Cape Town Revenue by Millions

12 March 2017 By admin

Aussie/SA Partnership to Boost Cape Town Revenue by Millions: From left to right is iSelect CEO Scott Wilson, Executive Mayor of Cape Town Patricia de Lille and MD of Merchants George Todd at the launch of the iSelect Contact Centre in Cape Town Photo: Merchants Cape Town, March, 7, 2017. Life admin is the buzz word of the year, and it’s a perfect fit for all those little daily … [Read more...] about Aussie/SA Partnership to Boost Cape Town Revenue by Millions

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