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Elephant poachers in Central Africa make use of Libya’s war armaments

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JOHANNESBURG, 21 MAY – A recent report by the UN has revealed that elephant poachers in Central Africa are using weapons which are believed to be the remains of the civil war in Libya to kill the animals. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
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South Africa: Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) demands for the decriminalization of sex work

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JOHANNESBURG, 17 MAY – South Africa’s sex workers support the Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) for its demand to decriminalize their profession. CGE commissioner Janine Hicks explained that decriminalization would protect the dignity, right, security and freedom
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Murders, rapes and violence in the Central African Republic, the UN warns

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NEW YORK, 16 MAY – The Central African Republic is now in a state of anarchy and the UN Security Council should impose sanctions and send a peacekeeping force to restore order. This was reported by the representative of the international organization Margaret Vogt,
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South Africa: at least 20 boys lost their lives for joining initiation schools

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JOHANNESBURG, 15 MAY – Police authorities announced on Tuesday the death of at least 20 participants in the last six days after joining the initiation schools in Mpumalanga. According to the report the deaths took place in Belfast,
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South Africa: trade unionist killed by gunshots, he was a witness in the massacre of Marikana

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JOHANNESBURG, 13 MAY – A South African trade unionist, member of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), which is responsible for protecting the miners, was killed on Saturday evening
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South Africa: Poor medical treatment causes hospital to pay R2.8 million to a child patient

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JOHANNESBURG, 9 MAY – Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic hospital has been ordered by the Pretoria court to pay R2.8 million, 311,024 dollars, in damages to a six-year-old child, Tembisa Kometsi, who lost her legs due to poor medical treatment in 2009.
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