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The South African government, led by The Presidency, is collaborating with the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development to promote the development of green hydrogen in the country. The German ministry has commissioned its development agency, the... 
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ABUJA – President Cyril Ramaphosa said that South Africa’s relations with Nigeria were on a positive trajectory. This is despite his acknowledgment of problems being faced by South African businesses which operate from the West African country. Ramaphosa... 
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Foodborne diseases are thought to impose a health burden on society comparable to the “big three”: malaria, HIV/AIDs and tuberculosis. Common foodborne diseases affect tens of millions of people every year. They include salmonellosis, which causes stomach... 
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Not-for-profit organisation Hope Guardians launched during the week of the 25th of June 2021 in South Africa and the UK with a mission to provide young people suffering from depression and other mental health issues free access to therapy. Hope Guardians offers mental... 
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Airbnb has awarded over 150 organisations around the world with Airbnb Community Fund grants, as part of its community upliftment investment. The hospitality booking site created the Airbnb Community Fund to distribute $100 million over 10 years to organisations and... 
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As COVID-19 started spreading, virtually all countries around the world put in place containment and mitigation strategies involving restrictions to movement and travel of individuals, the closure of schools and other educational institutions, the closure of...
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