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Kristin Palitza
Tobacco poisons Malawi’s children
Africa
Kristin Palitza
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6 May 2011
Despite the poverty-stricken country's avowed intentions, it is dependent on the crop and those who must pick it.
Zanzibar’s seaweedy wage earner
Article
Kristin Palitza
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21 Feb 2011
Who would have thought? Even those who don't like sushi are digesting seaweed every day.
Hidden addiction in Zanzibar
Article
Kristin Palitza
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31 Jan 2011
The secret serpent of heroin lurks in the undergrowth of this tropical tourist spot.
Denial of Malawi food insecurity goes against the grain
Africa
Kristin Palitza
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17 Sep 2010
In a televised state address Malawian president Bingu wa Mutharika threatened to close down newspapers "that lie and tarnish my government's image".
Climate-change policy ignores women farmers
Article
Kristin Palitza
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26 Aug 2010
When asked if they have already felt the effects of climate change, Mary-Anne Zimri and Katrina Scheepers eagerly nod their heads.
Lack of quality healthcare causes rise in orphans
Article
Kristin Palitza
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31 May 2010
Three million girls and boys up to the age of 18 years are orphaned, according to <em>The Health of our Children in South Africa</em> study.
Manage CSI with heart
Article
Kristin Palitza
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16 Apr 2010
Corporate social investment (CSI) has become a buzzword in the past decade, but the quality of initiatives has been inconsistent and unreliable.
Cooperation is needed
Article
Kristin Palitza
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16 Apr 2010
Lack of cooperation between government departments and CSI programmes is one of the main reasons numerous CSI education initiatives are falling short.
Food for thought
Article
Lionel Faull
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Zanele Twala
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Kristin Palitza
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Lionel Faull
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Laura Pollecutt
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Comment Author
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1 Apr 2010
MOVIE OF THE WEEK: <i>Lionel Faull</i> reviews <em>The Cove</em>, a documentary about Japan's annual dolphin hunt.
Nation in a state
Article
Kristin Palitza
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19 Feb 2010
Opposition parties heavily criticised the ANC's economic policies, but offered few constructive alternatives at a Critical Thinking Forum this week.
Game has just begun
Article
Kristin Palitza
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30 Sep 2009
If BEE were football, we'd be five minutes into the match. Kristin Palitza reports
Gardening for life
Article
Kristin Palitza
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24 Aug 2009
An NGO is helping microfarmers to shift from survival to sustainability, reports Kristin Palitza.
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