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Maria Combrink among SA athletes hoping to raise the flag at Paralympics “I took part in the discus, shot put, and powerlifting and managed to throw qualifying distance for discus for Tokyo 2021. And I broke the world record for Shot Put Women F64 and set a new SA Record for para powerlifting women 86+kg,” said Combrink. South African para-athlete Maria Combrink during a para-powerlifting competition at the 2021 Toyota South African Sports Association for the Physically Disabled (SASAPD) National Champ...

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  Efua Kyere Amponsem, the New Juaben South Chairperson of the Ghana Society for the Physically Disabled (GSPD), has called for the establishment of a special school for persons with mobility disability. She said having that special school would facilitate education and empowerment of women and girls with mobility challenges. Ms Amponsem said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency in Koforidua on the need to focus more on the physically challenged girl-child during celebrations such as the International Women's Day (IWD). The IWD is a global day marked annually to celebrate the soci...

March 06, 2021 PHOTO: Wildlife Reserves Singapore, The Fullerton Hotel, The Intan It's March. And before you know it, it's June – the month your digital $100 SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (SRV) expire. With the March holidays and a long weekend in April looming, perhaps it's time to plan a little something since traveling is still a no-go. Yes, vaccination plans are rolling out, but sorry, Sakura-viewing in Kyoto or safari-touring in South Africa is still not going to happen. And if you are torn between having fun or doing some good with your vouchers, fret not, we've got options that le...

  The Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations (GFD) on Tuesday held a stakeholder engagement to deliberate on provisions in the Labour Act that are unfavourable to its members and workers in general. The engagement was to enable members and stakeholders to collectively outline the provisions for consideration in the ongoing review of the Labour Act. Members of the GFD are from the Ghana Blind Union, Ghana National Association of the Deaf, Ghana Society of the Physically Disabled, Ghana Association of Persons with Albinism, Mental Health Society of Ghana, and Inclusion Ghana (A group of ...