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YB20 Legendary awards 2018 in the Vaal Triangle
Congratulations to Bricks Mokolo for winning the legandary award
Brick by Brick
FHR is pleased pleased to submit your finished short film to you, which is titled "Brick by Brick
Itsoseng Day Care Centre focuses for 2018
The Itsoseng Day Care Centre is going to start on a high note
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WORLD NEWS
United Nations
Global perspective, human stories
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UN chief lauds Philippines’ ‘landmark achievement’ on setting up transition authority in Bangsamoro
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres congratulated the Philippines on Friday for establishing a government body to push forward the formal creation of an autonomous region.
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Nicaragua: UN rights chief ‘deeply concerned’ over increasing criminalization of dissenters
While the Nicaraguan Government claims to want to resolve its political and social unrest, dissenters continue to be arrested and convicted, clearly hindering a conducive environment for “genuine and inclusive dialogue,” the United Nations rights chief said on Friday.
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Venezuelan refugees now number 3.4 million; humanitarian implications massive, UN warns
As the number of refugees and migrants from Venezuela continues to rise – hitting the 3.4 million mark this month – United Nations agencies sounded the alarm on Friday over the humanitarian needs these women, children and men face, and the strain this represents for communities hosting them.
Irin news
23 February 2019
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First Person: To stop Ebola, ask the rebels to help
Earning the trust of affected communities is essential – especially in active conflict zones.
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Briefing: Haiti’s new crisis and the humanitarian risks
Protests have erupted at high inflation, soaring prices, and a political elite accused of siphoning off billions of dollars in foreign aid.
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Why the Venezuelan opposition’s high-stakes aid gamble must pay off
If Maduro falls, using aid as a political tool will be hailed as a masterstroke. If he doesn't, it could have catastrophic consequences.
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Colombia’s border schools strained by new arrivals
The number of students from Venezuela — including Colombians returning home after fleeing earlier unrest — is rising, and the education system can’t keep up.
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- How to defend an Eviction in a rural setting using the Extension of Security of Tenure Act
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