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They've spent the past year confronting many of South Africa's problems head on, from the high incidence of rape to the fact that many schoolchildren battle hunger. They expected nothing less. These are the young men and women from the first batch of City Year South Africa service leaders.
South African police are investigating alleged abuses at billionaire United States television magnate Oprah Winfrey's all-girl leadership academy, a police spokesperson said on Wednesday. Rapport newspaper has reported a matron at the school allegedly fondled one of the pupils, and grabbed a girl by the throat and threw her against a wall.
Aids may be killing elected officials in some Southern African countries faster than they can be replaced, creating a new threat to democracy and governance in the region, a new study said. The Institute for Democracy in South Africa said a study of mortality patterns in Southern Africa indicated Africa's HIV/Aids crisis was reaching deep into elected governments.
African teams have made progress dealing with financial and tactical demons that had always plagued them but need work on their mental stamina.
Three West African presidents will fly to Côte d'Ivoire on Tuesday to tell incumbent leader Laurent Gbagbo to quit or face force.
They've spent the past year confronting many of South Africa's problems head on, from the high incidence of rape to the fact that many schoolchildren battle hunger. They expected nothing less. These are the young men and women from the first batch of City Year South Africa service leaders.
South African police are investigating alleged abuses at billionaire United States television magnate Oprah Winfrey's all-girl leadership academy, a police spokesperson said on Wednesday. Rapport newspaper has reported a matron at the school allegedly fondled one of the pupils, and grabbed a girl by the throat and threw her against a wall.
Aids may be killing elected officials in some Southern African countries faster than they can be replaced, creating a new threat to democracy and governance in the region, a new study said. The Institute for Democracy in South Africa said a study of mortality patterns in Southern Africa indicated Africa's HIV/Aids crisis was reaching deep into elected governments.
