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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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With security improving in DR Congo’s Kasai, thousands of refugees head home from Angola
As security has improved in the restive Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), some 8,500 refugees have left the Lóvua settlement in Angola’s north-east Lunda Norte province in the past week, hoping to cross the border and return home, according to the UN refugee agency.
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Friday’s Daily Brief: Education in Africa, Sudan flash-floods, WHO on Ebola, spike in South Sudan violence, Rwanda, Uganda move to normalize relations
A recap of Friday’s stories: Education under fire in Central and Western Africa; Sudan flash-floods wreak havoc; Ebola outbreak spreads, albeit with fewer transmissions; UN rights experts on South Sudan; and UN chief welcomes understanding between Rwanda and Uganda
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South Sudan: UN rights experts see little headway on peace deal amid spike in local-level violence
A United Nations expert group looking at human rights in South Sudan said on Friday that it is “deeply concerned” that, although the overall armed conflict has waned, there has been little progress in adhering to the peace agreement that guided the country thus far.
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25 August 2019
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The two-year Rohingya crisis in three timelapse satellite GIFs
A massive tent city, razed villages, and a new island camp: take a bird’s eye tour to see what refugees are facing on both sides of the Bangladesh and Myanmar border.
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Burundi’s humanitarian crisis: An inconvenient truth for the ruling party
Aid workers and analysts say the ruling party is trying to whitewash its image ahead of next year’s elections, but half the country has malaria and needs are going unmet.
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For Istanbul’s Syrians, a time of hoping and hiding
Today’s deadline for Syrians without proper papers to leave Istanbul has pushed families into hiding and emptied a once-vibrant neighbourhood.
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When risk is part of the job
For World Humanitarian Day, a reflection on risk and resilience among aid workers.
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