Mozambique
Gender - Women | Society
Mozambique: Respecting sex work
afrol News / Gender Links, 26 November - Mozambique's deputy Minister of Women's Affairs and Social Welfare, João Kandiyane, has launched a fight that few men are bold enough to raise. He has called for the urgent establishment of legislation that would lead to the respect of the fundamental rights of sex workers.
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Zimbabwe
Economy - Development | Politics | Human rights | Society | Media
Mugabe pressurised on reforms
afrol News, 24 August - Despite victoriously emerging from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit last week, President Robert Mugabe was subject to closed-door pressures by his colleagues. He was asked to comply with the common electoral rules adopted across the SADC region in 2004. Read more
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Liberia
Politics | Economy - Development | Gender - Women | Society | Science - Education | Health
Illegal Liberians’ deportation contested
afrol News, 24 August - Thousands of illegal Liberians in the United States will be forced to leave on 1 October after the Department of Home Security has ended their Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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South Africa
Politics | Health | Society
‘Nutrition no substitute for ARV’
afrol News, 24 August - A South African study has found no evidence that better nutrition can substitute anti-retroviral treatment (ARV). This comes at a time when South Africans have been debating whether nutrition can be an alternative to ARVs. Read more
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