Five years ago, Banareng Primary School in Atteridgeville, a township near Pretoria, was losing its battle against the typical consequences of poverty. Attendance and grades were poor and illnesses among students frequent.
Study sketches broad-based approach to achieving food security on world’s hungriest continent.
African politicians urge investment, but corporate captains want stability, accountability first. It was only a matter of time.
Study highlights constructive ways to break continent’s stubborn economic malaise.
The stench wafts for miles around. Nonetheless, people of all ages, mostly men, scurry around the Mbeubeuss dump near Dakar, the capital of Senegal, salvaging anything that can be sold.
Study of 50 countries indicates high cost of inaction to private sector; Africa worst hit an estimated 36.5 million people engaged in some form of economic activity worldwide are HIV-positive, resulting in an annual loss of $25 billion in productivity – twice the yearly gross domestic product of Kenya.
Education is a universal right, a prerequisite for democracy, a path out of material and spiritual poverty.
In June 2004 the World Health Organisation and UNAIDS released a policy statement that cautiously endorsed a new approach to HIV testing in hopes of increasing the number of people worldwide who know their status.
Lessons in achievement from the Olympic arenas of Athens. The world’s greatest sporting spectacle, the Olympic games, is a testament to the power of money, planning and sports science.
New guidelines set higher standards for the way campaigns and elections are conducted.
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