Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

For some, registering a child’s birth is not simply a visit to a government office. It is a journey shaped by distance, uncertainty.

The Boy In The Red And White Striped Shirt

The Boy In The Red And White Striped Shirt

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Foreign nationals in limbo at Musina camp as border delays mount

Foreign nationals in limbo at Musina camp as border delays mount

Thousands of foreigners, forced by the recent xenophobic protests to flee South Africa, are stranded in the border town of Musina, where many have been forced to shelter in the open as they navigate bureaucracy and problems associated with overstayed visas.

The economy of hatred: What the anti-migrant wave tells us about SA’s broken economic model

The economy of hatred: What the anti-migrant wave tells us about SA’s broken economic model

Decades of economic failure has created genuine desperation, into which an ideological campaign by mainstream economic actors has injected the false idea that we are trapped in a world of scarcity. And into this world political entrepreneurs have inserted the figure of the migrant as the illegitimate queue-jumper.

Zimbabwean regime shouldn’t play reckless political games with citizens fleeing Afrophobic attacks in South Africa

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Zimbabwe’s hide and seek with the IMF

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Zimbabwe’s hide and seek with the IMF
In this, the first of a series by PATRICK BOND, he examines the root causes of Harare's fiscal crisis and the role played by the IMF...
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Zimbabwe’s recovery slim

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Government nationalises fertiliser companies

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A Seed of Hope (Continued)

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Book Review

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New release highlights plight of Zims in SA

BY MAGUGU NYATHI JOHANNESBURG - After a decade of failing to record their music the Abangqobi Bomhlaba...
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3 000 soldiers, policemen want to quit

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Cholera fears fail to halt daring vendors

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Three Zimbabwean spies denied bail

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Students fail to pay

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St Mary’s MP Job Sikhala arrested

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Home Link scam exposed

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