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|  | [Jennifer Lazuta] The past year has been a roller coaster ride for West Africa, with Ebola coming and going and coming and going, and then coming once again... read
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 | Sinead Delany-Moretlwe and Deborah Baron South Africa has became one of the first African countries to license a fixed-dose combination of anti-retrovirals to be used as an oral pre-exposure prophylaxis... read | | |
 | Rebecca Garland Southern Africa has been experiencing high temperatures in recent months. In October, Zimbabwe experienced a heatwave with temperatures in Kariba reaching 45°C... read | | |
 | Andrew Maynard Walking across campus to my office each morning this semester, I've found it hard to ignore the growing number of students using hoverboards to get around. These two-wheel self-balancing boards (they don't really hover, Back-to-the-Future-style) are one of the hottest gadgets this holiday season... read | | |
 | Hlupekile Nkunika According to the SADC regional vulnerability assessment analysis, about 30 percent of the region's population is malnourished. Malnutrition is a critical risk factor in most countries... read | | |
 | Bo Li The planting of a small food garden this summer just outside United Nations headquarters in New York was more than a decorative effort by a gardener with a green thumb. It was one of many 'Time to Serve' activities in the worldwide 'Take Action, Inspire Change' campaign motivated by former South African president, the late Nelson Mandela... read | |  | Research has found that both lunch only and lunch and breakfast in-school nutrition programmes significantly improve the health outcomes of children living in poor conditions and have promising educational effects... read | | |
 | Simon Reid and Una Ryan Summer holidays are upon us, and many of us will finally get to spend some lazy days by the pool. But how can you ensure this pleasant experience doesn't leave you with any nasty surprises? read | |  | Cathy Moir This time of year, most fridges are stocked up with food and drinks to share with family and friends. Let's not make ourselves and our guests sick by getting things wrong when preparing and serving food... read | | |
 | Jimmy Tembo When we try to find the common denominator between a business and church, we easily appreciate the fact that the first intention is to attract people... read | |  | Endri Hasanaj Business startups are a spin of the wheel, a bigger gamble than betting on a racehorse that's primed for the glue factory... read | |
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