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Victoria John
Airports go to the dogs to save lives
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Victoria John
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3 Dec 2015
Man's best friend has been brought on board to chase foraging birds from local airstrips.
Schools deaf, blind to pupils’ needs
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Victoria John
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23 Nov 2015
Children with disabilities are not being properly catered to by SA's so-called special schools.
Traditional leaders ‘scared’ of disabled people
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Victoria John
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13 Nov 2015
Disabled people in rural areas say that "negative attitudes, lack of patience, are barriers to accessing justice in the traditional courts".
UJ student protesters ‘sold out’ by ANC-aligned SRC
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Victoria John
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11 Nov 2015
A group of University of Johannesburg students tells the M&G about the price they are prepared to pay for free university education.
UJ students ‘beaten up’ by bouncers
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Victoria John
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3 Nov 2015
Students at the University of Johannesburg say they were harrassed by Fidelity bouncers during a peaceful occupation of the vice chancellor's office.
Yes and no to EFF’s list of demands
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Victoria John
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1 Nov 2015
Analysts say some of the requirements could be met successfully but others are non-starters.
Sit-down-and-talk is key to UJ calm
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Victoria John
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29 Oct 2015
Its campuses might have been calmer than other universities' but the institution is not out of the #FeesMustFall woods yet.
Homeless CBD residents abandoned after ‘disaster of massive proportion’
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Victoria John
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8 Oct 2015
About 1000 Jeppestown residents are homeless after being evicted and their building burned down - and authorities have still not come to their aid.
Are families at the heart of our gender-based violence response?
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Victoria John
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2 Oct 2015
Only a third of South African children live with both parents
Motshekga denies responsibility in toilet death
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Victoria John
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2 Oct 2015
The state said they should not have known that the toilet Michael Komape drowned in was unsafe for use.
Has paternity denial become the norm in SA?
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Victoria John
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1 Oct 2015
Women often blame themselves for their pregnancy, whereas men are "innocent until proven guilty", a debate on paternity at Wits University has heard.
MEC stalls over high school funds row
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Victoria John
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24 Sep 2015
Parents claim Panyaza Lesufi is ignoring some of the findings of two damning auditors' reports.
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