Mercedes Sayagues

‘Technology is not for women’

Africa Mercedes Sayagues - 13 Jul 2018

Women, especially the poor, face innumerable obstacles when they try to access technology

Tedros aims to turn the WHO around

Africa Mercedes Sayagues - 8 Jun 2018

Good things are being said about the World Health Organisation since Ethiopia’s man came on board

Maputo: A rich culture is the best currency

Article Mercedes Sayagues - 16 Oct 2014

Infrastructure is abysmal in Maputo, toilets stink, events start late but the cultural scene is lively and diverse, writes Mercedes Sayagues.

Comoros: The crazy, remote art biennale that rocks

Article Mercedes Sayagues - 26 Jun 2014

A new festival of contemporary arts is shaking up the Comoros with provocative works that confront the island nation's fraught post-colonial history.

Bhekisisa on the cutting edge in Mpumalanga

Article Mercedes Sayagues - 15 May 2014

Mpumalanga-based journalists discovered a new circumcision device, called PrePex, at a Bhekisisa media training event on Monday.

Quick expansion of medical circumcision brings challenges – study

Article Mercedes Sayagues - 6 May 2014

Researchers say the increase in male medical circumcision services should go hand in hand with a plan to maintain quality, according to a study.

State terrorism strikes at Zim?s heart

Article Mercedes Sayagues - 2 Feb 2001

STATE terrorism has escalated in Zimbabwe with Sunday's bomb attack on the independent newspaper, the Daily News. Only the Zimbabwe Corps of Engineers and...

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