South Africa still has four critical gaps to fill before it sees the end of AIDS: There are several challenges that South Africa needs to address to bring HIV under control. ShutterstockSouth Africa has the largest number of people living with HIV in the world. It accounts for up to one third of new HIV infections globally. In 2016 there were an estimated 7.1 million people … [Read more...] about South Africa still has four critical gaps to fill before it sees the end of AIDS | The Conversation
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Patterns inherited from South Africa’s colonial past still persist in sport | The Conversation
Patterns inherited from South Africa's colonial past still persist in sport: South Africa's sport facilities are sorely lacking. Delwyn Verasamy/Mail & GuardiianSouth African sporting roots are deep in the country’s colonial past. During the 19th century, sport in Britain and her colonies – South Africa one of them – was played and organised according to a class … [Read more...] about Patterns inherited from South Africa’s colonial past still persist in sport | The Conversation
#GraceMugabe’s assault case in SA still on court roll
#GraceMugabe’s assault case in SA still on court roll: #GraceMugabe’s assault case in SA still on court roll: Disgraced former first lady of Zimbabwe Grace Mugabe will not have her assault case dropped by simply applying for political asylum or refugee status in South Africa. Grace Mugabe was accused of South African model Gabriella Engels with an electric cable in a … [Read more...] about #GraceMugabe’s assault case in SA still on court roll
Three decades on, stigma still stymies HIV prevention and treatment | The Conversation
Three decades on, stigma still stymies HIV prevention and treatment: ShutterstockThere have been great strides and many important victories in the fight against HIV. Scientific innovations and sustained investment have been the most important weapons in this ongoing battle. Nevertheless the epidemic retains a powerful grip – especially on people in … [Read more...] about Three decades on, stigma still stymies HIV prevention and treatment | The Conversation
South Africa:Student’s Mistaken R14 Million Payout Still Being Probed
South Africa:Student's Mistaken R14 Million Payout Still Being Probed: [News24Wire] The investigation into how a Walter Sisulu University (WSU) student was incorrectly paid R14m and allegedly went on a spending spree for weeks before it was discovered, is still under way, university spokesperson Yonela Tukwayo said on Monday. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica … [Read more...] about South Africa:Student’s Mistaken R14 Million Payout Still Being Probed
