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YB20 Legandary Awards 2018 in Vaal Triangle
Congratulations to Bricks Mokolo for winning the legandary award
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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Most ‘precious’ and ‘scarce’ resource of our time is dialogue, UN chief tells Doha policy forum
Following a productive two weeks of global dialogue for the United Nations and its Member States, alongside governments and advocates, Secretary-General António Guterres, speaking in the Qatar capital, Doha, underscored the importance of international cooperation in the “enormous challenges” of our time, drawing the curtain on a job finished at Sunday’s Doha Forum.
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At COP24, countries agree concrete way forward to bring the Paris climate deal to life
After two weeks of crunch negotiations – with overtime – the almost 200 parties gathered in Katowice, Poland, for the United Nations COP24 two-week climate change conference, adopted on Saturday a “robust” set of implementing guidelines for the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement, aimed at keeping global warming well below 2°C compared to pre-industrial levels.
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Global Compact on Refugees: How is this different from the migrants’ pact and how will it help people forced to flee?
The terms ‘refugee’ and ‘migrant’ have been used interchangeably to describe the millions of people worldwide that are either fleeing conflict or seeking better living conditions. As the United Nations sets out to secure global compacts to better protect them, it’s critical to understand the differences between the two.
Irin news
17 December 2018
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Briefing: The new global migration pact
There's been uproar, especially in Europe, over the UN's just-adopted migration compact. Is it merited, and what does the deal actually do?
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South Sudan: Peace on paper
A revitalised agreement is the latest in a string of failed peace attempts. Is this new deal any different, and will it hold?
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A new normal in humanitarian aid: treating middle-class diseases
Crises in countries like Syria and Venezuela are requiring aid groups to learn to deal with chronic ailments like diabetes and high blood pressure
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Unsafe in Syria, unwanted in Lebanon
Dangerous attempts to reach Cyprus by sea show how Syrians feel increasingly trapped in Lebanon as pressure to return home grows
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