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Death penalty will not reform disenfranchised youths in Sierra Leone

Death penalty will not reform disenfranchised youths in Sierra Leone
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First men s GBVF conference in Gqeberha shines spotlight on scourge

Violence can be prevented and must be prevented.This was the central message that accompanied robust discussions at Nelson Mandela University in Missionvale as subject matter experts, social activists and community leaders gathered for a frank gender-centred dialogue on Thursday.

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Do parenting programmes work in preventing violence? A study investigated this

The Institute for Security Studies' Chandré Gould, speaks to Lester about whether parenting programmes work to prevent violence.

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Never a coup, but citizens distrust of police and military justified

Never a coup, but citizens distrust of police and military justified
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Debating the state of South Africa: did members of parliament get their facts straight?

Debating the state of South Africa: did members of parliament get their facts straight? Search Polity Note: Search is limited to the most recent 250 articles. To access earlier articles, click Advanced Search and set an earlier date range. To search for a term containing the & symbol, click Advanced Search and use the search headings and/or in first paragraph options. With. Clear Search Sponsored by Sponsored by “Please keep your masks on and sit in your designated area,” Amos Masondo, chairperson of South Africa’s national council of provinces, told the scattered group of parliamentarians gathered for the annual debate on the state of the nation address, known as Sona.

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