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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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Remittances matter: 8 facts you don’t know about the money migrants send back home
This Sunday marks the second International Day of Family Remittances, observed every year on 16 June, in recognition of the fundamental contribution of migrant workers to their families and communities back home.
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Shining a light on sustainable power: how clean energy is helping to improve camps for displaced people
Hauwa, from Borno State in north-eastern Nigeria, fled her home village of Adamari with her husband and four children in March, when violence struck. Now, she is in the relative safety of a UN-run camp but, with little electricity available at night, lighting is scarce, and darkness can mean danger. However, thanks to a solar-energy initiative from the UN migration agency IOM, that is beginning to change.
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Ahead of 2020 elections, situation in Burundi shows encouraging signs but remains fragile
A UN Security Council meeting on the security and political situation in Burundi was held on Friday, as the country continues to grapple with a four-year-long crisis and is gearing up for new elections in 2020.
Irin news
16 June 2019
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Briefing: Uganda Ebola response tested as three cases discovered
As local and international health workers scramble to contain the first cross-border Ebola cases, is Uganda ready?
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Sudan briefing: Civilians face increasing fragility under military rule
As pro-democracy campaigners refuse to negotiate with the military rulers after a bloody crackdown, life gets worse for ordinary Sudanese.
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As crops burn in Syria conflict zone, hunger warnings for civilians
Fire damage is driving up already high food prices in northwestern Syria, forcing more people to rely on aid.
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Biometrics: The new frontier of EU migration policy in Niger
Data privacy and civil liberty concerns are mounting over the potential for misuse of biometric information provided by migrants to the EU.
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- Rights and Protections of the Extension of Security of Tenure Act and Labour Tenants Act
- How to defend an Eviction in a rural setting using the Extension of Security of Tenure Act
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