Results List
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Tshwane University of Technology Advancement Office
$1,594,022
Resource type: Grantee
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Gautengers open arms to displaced foreigners
Source: The Star (South Africa)
by BONILE NGQIYAZA The African Development Forum has succeeded in reintegrating more than a thousand displaced migrants into communities since Gauteng's last refugee camps closed in October. Ivory Park, Tsakane's Extension 10, and Alexandra, north-east of Joburg, which were flashpoints during the xenophobic attacks, are…
Resource type: News
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Border Rural Committee
$325,257
Resource type: Grantee
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Tension between races is growing, poll shows
Source: SouthScan (South Africa)
[© SouthScan v23/24 5 Dec 08] Tension between the races has increased markedly over the past year while optimism on racial peace has declined 40 percent. Fears for personal safety have also increased, a recent survey shows. The reasons are being ascribed to political infighting…
Resource type: News
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Hogan appoints TAC activist as AIDS adviser
Source: Business Day (South Africa)
Original Source by Tamar KahnScience and Health Editor CAPE TOWN — In a clear break with the traditions of her predecessor, Health Minister Barbara Hogan has employed prominent AIDS activist Fatima Hassan as an adviser. Unlike Manto Tshabalala-Msimang, who had a frosty relationship with SA’s…
Resource type: News
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Hogan takes charge to solve ARV crisis
Source: Pretoria News (South Africa)
by Anso Thom The Health Department has intervened in the crisis in the Free State after financial mismanagement has caused a shortage of antiretroviral drugs. E-mails were sent to ARV treatment sites in the province last week, ordering them to stop putting new patients on…
Resource type: News
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University of Free State
$2,238,169
Resource type: Grantee
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North West University
$1,865,961
Resource type: Grantee
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Benguela Health
$2,296,618
Resource type: Grantee
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Health chief says HIV figures were not manipulated
Source: Business Day
CAPE TOWN - The health department has denied suggestions that officials manipulated the 2007 antenatal HIV survey to paint a rosier picture of SA's epidemic. On Monday, the South African Medical Journal published a letter from two of SA's leading demographers, saying the department introduced…
Resource type: News
