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Christina Gossmann

Kenya’s e-waste soldiers of ill fortune
Africa
/ 13 February 2014

Kenya’s e-waste soldiers of ill fortune

Electronic waste processing has become a priority in Kenya as it strives to become the "silicon savannah" of Africa, despite the health risks.

By Christina Gossmann
Taking the rough road to the African Dream — and back
Article
/ 4 November 2011

Taking the rough road to the African Dream — and back

<b>Christina Gossmann</b> follows a Zimbabwean immigrant from Johannesburg to his home in the Masvingo province.

By Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 27 July 2010

‘Perception of impunity’ in cases of xenophobic violence

Experts fear that many victims of what has been described as xenophobic violence in Kya Sands will be persuaded to drop charges.

By Christina Gossmann
DIFFinitely cool
Article
/ 20 July 2010

DIFFinitely cool

The longest-running film festival in South Africa opens its gates this week for the 31st time.

By Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 8 July 2010

The fear of the other

Arizona’s Republican governor Jan Brewer signed House Bill 2162 into law on April 23, the toughest US Act on illegal immigration to date.

By Christina Gossmann
Slumming it, ja
Article
/ 5 July 2010

Slumming it, ja

<b>Christina Gossmann</b> checks out the Goethe Institut’s caravan-themed fan park as an alternative place to watch the footie.

By Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 17 June 2010

Protesters ask US not to cut Aids funding

Thousands marched to the US consulate in Johannesburg on Thursday to deliver a memorandum demanding that HIV/Aids funding not be cut.

By Tarryn Harbour and Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Dancing queen, young and free, only six

Seven days into my first visit to South Africa, I went to a book launch at The Shack in Soweto.

By Christina Gossmann
Being the change it wants to see
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Being the change it wants to see

Most innovative environmental strategy, commendation: <b>Cullinan and Associates</b>.

By Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

From a dump to a paradise oasis

Not for profit merit award: <b>Bishopscourt Village Residents’ Association</b>.

By Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 2 June 2010

Little consumer benefit from interconnect rate cut

South Africa’s first interconnect rate cut in eight years has translated into a meager 2% cost decrease for the average business contract subscriber.

By Christina Gossmann
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Article
/ 1 June 2010

SA adds voices to outcry over Gaza flotilla attack

South African organisations on Tuesday added their voices to the international outcry over Israel’s attack on the Gaza-bound aid flotilla.

By Christina Gossmann

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