Newsflashes

12 April, 2013
UNDP new resident coordinator in South Africa comes under fire for his role in Zimbabwe's disastrous cholera outbreak in 2008
11 April, 2013
Experts say that malnutrition could be greatly reduced and food security improved by ensuring improved access to wild foods
11 April, 2013
The Table Mountain Safety Action Group has sought legal advice to see if Table Mountain crime victims can take class action against the SANParks and the city
11 April, 2013
The SAHRC expresses satisfaction with the enclosing of toilets in Rammulotsi in the Free State
11 April, 2013
Government's delays in improving broadband Internet access have a negative impact on South Africa's economy, according to the WEF rankings
9 April, 2013
Uganda is considering extraordinary measures against women's rights that will see arrests for wearing skirts above the knee in public
9 April, 2013
When the Idasa announced its closure for lack of funds, many asked how this could happen when donor funding to South Africa is at a 10-year high, according to Alexander O'riordan
9 April, 2013
Zambian police arrest a gay rights activist minutes after he appeared on a live television show to press for same sex marriages
8 April, 2013
Every year billions of dollars in development aid stream into sub-Saharan Africa from major donors, but little is changing, argues Ogunlesi
8 April, 2013
NEHAWU places some of the blame for service delivery problems on Trevor Manuel, after he raised concerns about the civil service
8 April, 2013
An international human rights delegation that recently toured Zimbabwe to assess the human rights situation has expressed concern over the non-implementation of agreed electoral reforms
5 April, 2013
BMF has launches the SMME division, which aims to attract and develop emerging entrepreneurs
5 April, 2013
Oxfam warns that millions of poor people will go without life-saving food and medicines as donor aid pledges to poor countries are breached
5 April, 2013
South African parastatals will buckle under the weight of political interference and unclear mandates, warn labour pundits and CSOs