Psychiatrists Admit to Role in the Holocaust but Admission Still Needed for Apartheid: Dr. Koos Marais, a surgeon and author of Die Keiservoel oor Namaland (“The Kaiserbird over Namaland”) spoke at the opening of a human rights exhibit in Cape Town this week, addressing the role that psychiatry played in the Holocaust. His book about the German occupation of South … [Read more...] about Psychiatrists Admit to Role in the Holocaust but Admission Still Needed for Apartheid
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Content is still king in a hand-held world
Content is still king in a hand-held world: Working in the digital publishing industry can be exciting and excruciating in equal measure. So says Simon Wilkes, head of publishing at Planet Sport, a division of the Ole! Media Group. Source: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release (MyPR) provides free South … [Read more...] about Content is still king in a hand-held world
Why forging social cohesion still eludes post-apartheid South Africa | The Conversation
Why forging social cohesion still eludes post-apartheid South Africa: A woman arrives for Nelson Mandela's memorial. The idea of a rainbow nation has been futile. EPA/Jim HollanderThe call on South Africans to commit to the principle of social cohesion has become more strident in recent years. The plea typically gains urgency when issues of racism and xenophobia resurface … [Read more...] about Why forging social cohesion still eludes post-apartheid South Africa | The Conversation
.com | Girl, 3, still missing after Joburg floods – city
.com | Girl, 3, still missing after Joburg floods – city: Johannesburg The City of Johannesburg has confirmed that a 3-year-old girl is still missing following the devastating flash floods that affected parts of Gauteng on Wednesday. “I can confirm at this stage that six people have died due to the flash flood and a 3-year-old girl is currently missing in … [Read more...] about .com | Girl, 3, still missing after Joburg floods – city
South Africa has made progress, but deprivation still bears apartheid scars | The Conversation
South Africa has made progress, but deprivation still bears apartheid scars: Nelson Mandela came to power in 1994 with a promise to redress historical in equalities in South Africa ShutterstockDecades of discriminatory policies have left deep scars across South Africa’s social landscape, creating one of the most unequal and polarised societies in the world. It’s been 22 years … [Read more...] about South Africa has made progress, but deprivation still bears apartheid scars | The Conversation
