World Children’s Day- 2022 Theme: Inclusion, For Every Child
On 20 November every year, World Children’s Day is celebrated to promote international togetherness and awareness among children worldwide, and
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News Briefs 5 November 2022
Southern Africa Focus Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Open for Business, says President Mnangagwa Zimbabwean President Dr Emerson Mnangagwa has called on investors
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Public Dialogue on the impact of COVID-19 on the political economy of Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. – 3 Nov 22
On the 3rd of Nov 2022 the Southern African Liaison Office (SALO), held a public dialogue on the impact of
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SALO awarded Intercultural Achievement Recent Events Award
SALO is proud to announce that it has been awarded the Intercultural Achievement Recent Events Award for its project: “South
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Virtual community and youth dialogue on hate crimes against foreign and South African sex workers- 25 October 2022
The workshop’s main focus was on the challenges faced by migrant sex workers in South Africa. This is particularly pertinent
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News Briefs 14 October 2022
Southern Africa Focus Zimbabwe President Mnangagwa is set to headline this year’s anti-sanctions commemorations which will also be observed in
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Pride Day – 13 October 2022
History of the South African Pride Month Pride Day is celebrated annually on 13 October. On the 13th of October
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SA’s Migration Policy Interview
SALO’s Lwazi Somya and Phillip Dexter from the Pan African Institute of Socialism spoke to Newzroom Afrika about SA’s migration policy ahead of the ANC Policy
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International Day of the Girl Child
“Our time is now—our rights, our future” The International Day of the Girl Child focuses attention on the need to
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COVID19 Regional Updates 23 September 2022
General COVID Raises Risk of Long-Term Brain Injury, Large U.S. Study Finds Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/covid-raises-risk-long-term-brain-injury-large-us-study-finds-2022-09-22/ Covid hospitalisations rise by nearly 20%
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