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BACK TO THE HOME PAGE Deadly Air Case: The Struggle to Breathe Clean Air in Mpumalanga goes to Court Landmark #DeadlyAir air pollution case against South African government will be heard in the Pretoria High Court from 17 May 2021 - Two environmental justice groups are asking the High Court to declare the poor ambient air quality in the Highveld Priority Area a violation of the Constitutional right to an environment not harmful to health or well-being. Scenes from Wayawaya settle...

Ndebele activist Mahlangu forgives Boulders manager for faux pas 30 April 2021 - 12:06 Thando Mahlangu says he has forgiven a centre manager who recently asked him to leave Boulders Shopping Centre because he was dressed in traditional Ndebele attire. Image: Twitter via Kgopolo Mphela A Johannesburg shopping mall manager who kicked Ndebele activist Thando Mahlangu out of the centre “because he was dressed inappropriately” should make a public apology in person to M...

Press Release – New Zealand Government The Government is acting to ensure decisions on responding to the next phase of the COVID-19 pandemic are informed by the best available scientific evidence and strategic public health advice. “New Zealand has worked towards an elimination strategy which has been successful in keeping our people safe and our economy in good shape,” Minister for COVID-19 Response Chris Hipkins said. “One of our strengths has been our commitment to constantly learn a...

+Undoctored Independent experts to advise Government on post-vaccination future Media release from minister for COVID-19 response Chris Hipkins and associate minister of health Ayesha Verrall Thursday 8 April 2021, 08:44 AM 2 minutes to Read The Government is acting to ensure decisions on responding to the next phase of the COVID-19 pandemic are informed by the best available scientific evidence and strategic public health advice. “New Zealand has worked towards an elimination stra...

Saturday, 13 Mar 2021 11:21 AM MYT The director of Institute of Health and Community Medicine (IHCM), Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) said the B1-like variant was identified in Sibu and associated with the Pasai Cluster while the B.1.470 variant identified in Kuching. — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUCHING, March 13 ­— Investigations of the Covid-19 genetic code from different infected individuals in the state have shown at...

Concerned Sierra Leoneans: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 March 2021: We write to formally draw your attention to our growing concerns with respect to the unmitigated violations of human, civil and political rights, and the industrial scale corruption within the echelons of the current government led by President Julius Maada Bio. Bio’s government came to power on the back of firm promises to, inter alia, fight corruption and lawlessness; to foster peace and tranquillity by ensuring full respect ...

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 22 Febraury 2021: Editors of the US based Africanist Press – Chernoh Alpha M. Bah, Matthew Anderson, and Mark Feldman, have today published more damning revelations about Sierra Leone government’s Chief Minister’s alleged financial impropriety. According to this latest story, Chief Minister Professor David Francis’ office accounts, show over Le10 Billion in irregular cash withdrawals. “We calculated all cash withdrawals drawn out of the Chief Minister’s Accou...

Coronavirus LIVE updates as Manchester mass testing starts and new UK travel rules laid out Updates from Greater Manchester, the UK and world The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Thousands of people in Moss Side and the surrounding areas will be offered Covid-19 tests after a new variant of coronavirus was discovered in the area. It is related to a strain first detected in Bristol last month, which is related to the UKs dominant strain identified in Kent towards the end of last year. N...

Ex-CIA officer Marc Polymeropoulos believes he was targeted while on a visit to Moscow.

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