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Parties say they’re making progress with removing election posters

18 May 2019 By admin

Parties say they're making progress with removing election posters: Johannesburg in the news: Parties say they're making progress with removing election posters: JOHANNESBURG – More than a week after the national and provincial elections, political parties said their operations to remove posters were well … – Google Alert – Johannesburg Search … [Read more...] about Parties say they’re making progress with removing election posters

Why microbeads are such a threat and why they’re so hard to handle | The Conversation

3 January 2019 By admin

Why microbeads are such a threat and why they're so hard to handle: Shampoo containing plastic microbeads KYtan/ShutterstockPlastic is everywhere. It is used across a spectrum of applications from durable industrial equipment, household appliances to throw-away single-use items and even the clothes we wear. This wide scope of uses is ascribed to its versatility, low-cost and … [Read more...] about Why microbeads are such a threat and why they’re so hard to handle | The Conversation

Babies born to mums with HIV face higher risks even though they’re HIV negative | The Conversation

28 November 2018 By admin

Babies born to mums with HIV face higher risks even though they're HIV negative: The largest number of HIV-exposed but uninfected children are in South Africa. ShutterstockOne of the most remarkable public health successes of the last decade in southern Africa has been the reduction in the number of babies born with HIV. This was achieved through the provision of antiretroviral … [Read more...] about Babies born to mums with HIV face higher risks even though they’re HIV negative | The Conversation

South African journalism’s problems are bigger than ethics: they’re about ethos | The Conversation

21 October 2018 By admin

South African journalism's problems are bigger than ethics: they're about ethos: South African journalism is in the spotlight. AlexLMX/ShutterstockWhen the editor of the Sunday Times in South Africa, Bongani Siqoko, published an apology in the newspaper earlier this month he surely set a new precedent in the country’s journalism. The apology went far beyond correcting a … [Read more...] about South African journalism’s problems are bigger than ethics: they’re about ethos | The Conversation

SA News: The 10 most common crimes in South Africa – and where they’re most likely to happen

15 September 2018 By admin

The 10 most common crimes in South Africa – and where they’re most likely to happen: Breaking down the recently-published crime stats from the South African Police Service, we are able to see which crimes in South Africa are happening most often – and which areas are most affected. Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Six of the most memorable Springbok victories over the … [Read more...] about SA News: The 10 most common crimes in South Africa – and where they’re most likely to happen

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