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Why a diverse diet is crucial for rural South Africans | The Conversation

20 May 2016 By admin

Crop production can play a crucial role in helping improve nutrition through dietary diversity. Sheryl HendriksStarvation and extreme under-nutrition are rare in South Africa’s poorest communities. The experience of hunger is related to many different forms of deprivation. There is widespread “hidden hunger,” in the form of micronutrient deficiencies, increasing rates of … [Read more...] about Why a diverse diet is crucial for rural South Africans | The Conversation

Rural Sport Development programmes to unearth local talent

5 May 2016 By admin

Sport Minister Fikile Mbalula says no racial remarks will deter government from the transformation agenda in the sporting fraternity. Read the full article by here: SABC News Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg or Gauteng Press Release. Read more on: MyJHB Read more on MyJHB. Join the fun: Add … [Read more...] about Rural Sport Development programmes to unearth local talent

Education can’t be for ‘the public good’ if universities ignore rural life | The Conversation

16 March 2016 By admin

Nearly 20 million South Africans live in rural areas. Why are the country's universities so dismissive of rurality? Kim Ludbrook/EPAEducation can and should change people’s lives. Education systems ought to operate with the public good in mind. But for many South Africans, this is not the case. I would suggest that part of the reason post-colonial and post-apartheid … [Read more...] about Education can’t be for ‘the public good’ if universities ignore rural life | The Conversation

Can agriculture in Africa sustain a nourishing rural non-farm economy? | The Conversation

8 March 2016 By admin

When agriculture is disconnected from the local economy, its contribution to local economic development is limited. David NevesAfter being out of fashion for a long period, agriculture has been coming back into the spotlight again as part of development policy. Amid rising concerns about food insecurity and high expectations from agribusiness, policymakers have started to … [Read more...] about Can agriculture in Africa sustain a nourishing rural non-farm economy? | The Conversation

Manello and Naledi Rural Village Free state south Africa April 2010

18 February 2016 By admin

A www.MyZA.co.za Free State South Africa selected video for you: The begining of Rondavelle for Naledi Village woman House Project,Manello and Naledi village Crew gettin things done,its been joy working with this folks This Free State South Africa video - Manello and Naledi Rural Village Free state south Africa April 2010 was automatically … [Read more...] about Manello and Naledi Rural Village Free state south Africa April 2010

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