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Winning with water

Now in its 10th year, Working for Water is a successful public works programme. Launched in 1995 to control invading species, it is a multidepartmental initiative led by the…

African project gets one million Euros at Summit

The African-driven Digital Solidarity Fund (DSF) received a boost yesterday after the city of Lyon in France injected 300 000 Euros for the development of Information…

Human rights groups condemn WSIS

Human rights organisations at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Geneva unanimously condemned “the undemocratic actions of the Swiss authorities and Summit…

Chinese organisation denied accreditation suspects govt interference

A Chinese human rights organisation has claimed that the Chinese government used its influence to ensure that it did not participate in the World Summit on the Information…

The power of ‘little intelligent communities’

In a confused world where defence is a priority and governments spend billions on arms deals and weapons, one developing country has dared to be different and pumped its…

Tailormade for the stage

Watching Seputla Sebogodi is like watching a beautiful sunset over the horizon. The stage suits him. His authoritative presence is alluring, almost mesmerising, in his play…

Plastic bag law hits craft producers

For the Masithandane Women’s Group who sit under Drostdy Arch, the recently enforced plastic bag legislation has meant fewer products to sell and less money to take home.