Good turnout, competition at 2nd MX leg
The long anticipated Moto-Cross (MX) leg scheduled to take place at Gobabis over the past weekend was shifted to the Gallina MX tracks north of Windhoek […]
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The long anticipated Moto-Cross (MX) leg scheduled to take place at Gobabis over the past weekend was shifted to the Gallina MX tracks north of Windhoek […]
2 minutes read By Oliver Mathews Mutare, Zimbabwe, Dec 11 (efe-epa).- A social stigma and even a witch’s curse – that is how some communities in sub-Saharan Africa view deaf children, a taboo subject that specialized schools are trying to tackle by teaching sign language. One of those is the Nzeve Centre for Deaf Children in the eastern Zimbabwean city of Mutare, where dozens of schoolchildren are breaking down those barriers and finding self-esteem in the process. Schools like these are the main hope for children who are hard of hearing in sub-Saharan Africa, a region that is home to s...