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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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Over 1 million health consultations provided in Yemen in 2019: UN migration agency
Since the beginning of the year, the UN Migration Agency has carried out over one million health consultations for displaced and conflict-affected Yemenis and migrants struggling to reach the help they need, the organization announced on Friday.
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Friday's Daily Brief: Security Council resolutions on CAR and Somalia, ICC to probe crimes against Rohingya, Tolerance Day, Americas migrant deaths, Ebola
A recap of Friday’s main stories: The Security Council adopts resolutions on Central African Republic and Somalia: ICC to investigate crimes against Rohingya; UNESCO marks International Day for Tolerance; rise in migrant deaths in the Americas, and encouraging news on Ebola in the DRC.
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‘Diversity is a form of wealth, not a factor of division,’ UNESCO chief says ahead of International Day for Tolerance
At a time when extremism and fanaticism are too often unleashed, when “the venom of hatred” continues to poison a part of humanity, “tolerance has never been more vital a virtue”, the United Nations cultural agency’s chief has said in her message on the International Day for Tolerance.
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16 November 2019
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Winter warnings for Europe’s largest refugee camp
Thousands spill out of the overcrowded Moria facility into makeshift shelters. Aid workers say there has been little preparation for winter.
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Breaking the chains – Sierra Leone’s uphill struggle to reform mental health
The country, which has suffered more than its fair share of trauma – as a result of war, Ebola, and poverty – has 45,000 traditional healers but only two psychiatrists.
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I’m a humanitarian. Don’t prosecute me for doing my job
Why this Dutch aid worker is testifying today against a proposed counter-terror law.
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A scramble for safety in flooded South Sudan town
Heavy rains have displaced hundreds of thousands of people across South Sudan. In the eastern town of Pibor, the needs are stark.
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