Newsflashes

22 April, 2013
Civil society leaders are speaking against a by-law introduced by traditional authority in Malawi, barring her subjects under the age of 21 from getting married
22 April, 2013
Gender Links criticises South Africa for not doing enough to push for gender equality in the workplace or in society
22 April, 2013
The NLB urges NGOs to create jobs with the grants it awards to them
22 April, 2013
The Department of Social Development says that there are 85 000 registered NGOs on its database, with 18 000 organisations added annually
22 April, 2013
The Bill aims to deal with challenges such as the strict requirements for NGOs, poor relationship between the distributing agencies and the beneficiaries, and the delay in the distribution of funds, among other things
22 April, 2013
AYONGO urges South Africa to find solutions to challenges faced by  the National Lotteries Board
22 April, 2013
Afrika Tikkun urges SA NGOs not to view development interventions in isolation
22 April, 2013
The South African Youth Council calls on the NLB to align its work to South Africa’s national agenda in order to be developmental
22 April, 2013
Sustainability is a ‘good component’ of good governance, says Terry Booysen, CEO, Corporate Governance Research Institute
16 April, 2013
Delegates at the Global Newborn Health Conference have heard that an estimated 20 000 newborn babies die annually in South Africa
16 April, 2013
The Zambia AIDS Research Foundation, in conjunction with Treatment Advocacy Literacy Campaign, to host an HIV/AIDS conference next month
16 April, 2013
Mary’s Meals, an international NGO, continues to feed young learners in Malawi
15 April, 2013
Former ANCYL leaders accuse ANC national disciplinary committee chairperson, Derek Hanekom, of having influenced or imposed his nephew Braam on the interim youth wing leadership
15 April, 2013
 Freedom Under Law says merit should trump transformation when the JSC appoints judges
15 April, 2013
SANRAL estimates that 90 percent of motorists travelling on Gauteng roads will pay less than R200 a month on e-tolling