President Zuma invites public to nominate persons for National Orders: The awards will honour South Africans and eminent foreign nationals who have contributed to the achievement of a free, united, non-racial, democratic, non-sexist and prosperous South Africa in various ways. Citizens who have sacrificed life and limb to ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews “I’ve never … [Read more...] about SA News: President Zuma invites public to nominate persons for National Orders
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South Africa has made giant strides in breastfeeding. But it’s still taboo in public places | The Conversation
South Africa has made giant strides in breastfeeding. But it's still taboo in public places: Reuters/Adrees LatifSouth Africa has a long history of promoting breastfeeding as an important part of promoting child health in the country. Even during the height of apartheid, the health fraternity acknowledged the need to keep breastfeeding at the … [Read more...] about South Africa has made giant strides in breastfeeding. But it’s still taboo in public places | The Conversation
South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools
South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa's Public Schools: [The Conversation Africa] A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country's public schools. The court decided that a school may not promote a single religion, or brand itself as such. This means that a … [Read more...] about South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools
Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa’s public schools | The Conversation
Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa's public schools: School children wave a South African flag after visiting the Nelson Mandela house museum in Soweto. Reuters/Henry Romero A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country’s public schools. The court decided that a school … [Read more...] about Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa’s public schools | The Conversation
SAA bailout to hit public purse
SAA bailout to hit public purse: SAA bailout to hit public purse: SAA’s R2.3bn bailout at the weekend is a further blow to the credibility of its board and management, with some analysts calculating this is likely to force Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba to present a deficit budget in February next year. Gigaba dropped a bombshell at the opening of the ANC policy conference on … [Read more...] about SAA bailout to hit public purse
