Growth and democracy
Biko’s legacy lives on
07 September 2010
Stephen Bantu Biko died in police detention on 12 September 1977, but the principles that he stood for live on today through a series of programmes run by the Steve Biko Foundation.
• The press in South Africa
Facelift for KZN children’s hospital
26 August 2010
Renovation of the old Addington Children’s Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal is expected to get underway soon to revive one of the province’s once state-of-the-art health facilities.
• Soweto to get a second state hospital
Soweto to get a second state hospital
20 August 2010
Construction of Soweto’s second state hospital is back on track after being stalled for more than two years – this is welcome news for South Africa’s biggest township, whose existing healthcare system is under heavy pressure.
• SA first with HIV kidney transplant
New homes for Soweto residents
18 August 2010
After living in a Soweto farming settlement without proper shelter for about 15 years, Itumeleng Malebo has finally moved into a new home that’s part of Gauteng’s biggest housing scheme.
• Housing projects to curb SA slums
South African women leaders unite for change
17 August 2010
Female leaders in business and politics came together at the inaugural Women’s Legacy Dialogue on 13 August 2010 to discuss ways in which South African women can bring about meaningful change in the country.
• Local heroines in the spotlight
Ninety Years on Golden Wings
16 August 2010
The South African Air Force celebrates 90 years in the air this year – a milestone marked in August with a spectacular air show hosted by the South African Air Force Museum.
• Choppers to curb 2010 crime
South Africa to host women’s cricket challenge
10 August 2010
South Africa was recently chosen to host the inaugural ICC Women’s Cricket Challenge, which will be played in Potchefstroom, North West province, from 6 to 16 October 2010.
• Koertzen still in the game
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