EFF’s war against poor public health begins: A MyJHB.co.za selected Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital video for you: The Economic Freedom Fighters war against poor public health has begun. Party leader Julius Malema led a demonstration to the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, where he says conditions shame the name of the stalwart. For more news, visit: sabcnews.com CLICK HERE … [Read more...] about EFF’s war against poor public health begins
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“Opportunities for everyone” as Engen bursaries extend work training to poor with learning disabilities
“Opportunities for everyone” as Engen bursaries extend work training to poor with learning disabilities: Lynn and Shaakirah Engen sponsored bursaries aimed at extending access to crucial work-training opportunities for persons with learning disabilities has seen Work4You successfully place 90% of candidates, significantly boosting employment of these young adults in the formal … [Read more...] about “Opportunities for everyone” as Engen bursaries extend work training to poor with learning disabilities
Why poor people should be involved in designing solutions to poverty | The Conversation
Why poor people should be involved in designing solutions to poverty: Pensioner Katherine Boyi, left, with donated blankets and Agnes Makhubela, with donated maize meal, in Doornkop, Soweto. EPA/Jon HrusaSolutions to poverty and social exclusion tend to focus largely on national social and economic policies and the monitoring of national poverty indicators. Often missing from … [Read more...] about Why poor people should be involved in designing solutions to poverty | The Conversation
Proper child care helps poor working women — and it can boost economies | The Conversation
Proper child care helps poor working women -- and it can boost economies: Informal Head Porters carry take their babies with them in Accra's Kantamanto Market, in Ghana. Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images ReportageOn March 8 each year trade unions and women’s rights organisations mark International Women’s Day by calling for policies and legislation that better support working … [Read more...] about Proper child care helps poor working women — and it can boost economies | The Conversation
Why poor parents in Nairobi choose private over free primary schools | The Conversation
Why poor parents in Nairobi choose private over free primary schools: Cheap private schools in low and middle income countries have increased dramatically. Shutterstock/Birute VijeikieneThe numbers of low cost private schools in low and middle income countries have exploded in recent years. These schools charge fees that are affordable to the poorest segment of the population, … [Read more...] about Why poor parents in Nairobi choose private over free primary schools | The Conversation
