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Countries use new transmission studies to plan strategies against HIV

Countries use new transmission studies to plan strategies against HIV Africa Science News Service From Lesotho, Uganda and Kenya, many countries are beginning to use findings from modes of transmission studies to look ahead and...

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World Cup Trophy to visit SA in December

Johannesburg - The FIFA World Cup Trophy, the most coveted prize in sport, will arrive in South Africa on 1 December, at the end of the African leg of its global tour. The trophy has been travelling the world as part of the...

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Lesotho: Mountain Clinics Bring HIV Services to Remote Villages

Maseru — Isolated mountain communities hard hit by HIV and AIDS in Lesotho have begun to reap benefits from the overhaul of nine healthcare clinics over the past four years. Doctors and nurses working at the newly refurbished...

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Chinese Ambassador Lesotho Pledges Support For EXPO 2010 Preps

The Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Lesotho, His Excellency, Prof. Gao Deyi has commended the Lesotho EXPO 2010 National Steering Committee for the work well done so far in preparation for the World EXPO 2010 to...

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Winning writing on international development

The winners of the Guardian Newspaper’s International Development Journalism competition have now been chosen. The winners of the Guardian Newspaper’s International Development Journalism competition have now been chosen. Both...

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40,000 tickets sold for match, according to MLS

As of late Friday, 40,000 tickets had been sold to MLS Cup 2009 at Qwest Field in Seattle. Some tickets are still available for purchase. Seattle Sounders FC, the host club, set an MLS record by averaging more than 30,000 fans...

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Making health a male issue

Article here . Excerpt: '"Having sex with a condom is not what many men are used to. Even if they know their status, some are reluctant. But the hardest part is encouraging them to get tested. Families are traditional - it is...

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South Africa: Zimbabweans 'Not Chess Pawns'

Breede Municipality mayor Charles Ntsomi wants displaced Zimbabweans to be reintegrated into the volatile De Doorns community within the next week. But an organisation fighting for refugee rights says he is "dreaming" if he...

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Botswana: Medupe to Officiate At Cosafa Under-20 Tourney

Gaborone — Assistant referee, Meshack Medupe is the only Botswana match official chosen to handle this year's COSAFA Under-20 tournament in Bloemfontein, South Africa from December 6-15. Medupe is among eight assistant referees...

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Diamond price rises lift Petra

Africa’s moribund diamond industry is beginning to sparkle again. Petra Diamonds, one of the biggest independent miners, rose 6¼p to 72¼p yesterday after saying that prices were continuing to recover as it confirmed plans to...

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