The Endangered Wildlife Trust and the International Crane Foundation is hosting the fourth annual National Crane Festival in Uganda. The festival aims to foster awareness and education about crane conservation. It comes ahead of World Wildlife Day on the 3rd of March. The crane population is on the decline globally. For more on this, Lulu Gaboo spoke to African Crane Conservation Programme / International Crane Foundation & Endangered Wildlife Trust Country Manager, Patrick Engoru.

The Endangered Wildlife Trust and the International Crane Foundation is hosting the fourth annual National Crane Festival in Uganda. The festival aims to foster awareness and education about crane conservation. It comes ahead of World Wildlife Day on the 3rd of March. The crane population is on the decline globally. For more on this, Lulu Gaboo spoke to African Crane Conservation Programme / International Crane Foundation &amp; Endangered Wildlife Trust Country Manager, Patrick Engoru.

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Fourth annual National Crane Festival to be hosted in Uganda

As South Africa gears up to observe 16 days of activism against women and children from Monday, a team of professionals from Shout-it-Now says it's imperative to focus on adolescent girls and young women.

Monday also marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

  Lulu Gaboo spoke to Veronica Molefe from Shout-it-Now and 2nd deputy chairperson on SANAC's Health Professionals Civil Society Forum.

As South Africa gears up to observe 16 days of activism against women and children from Monday, a team of professionals from Shout-it-Now says it's imperative to focus on adolescent girls and young women.
Monday also marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
  Lulu Gaboo spoke to Veronica Molefe from Shout-it-Now and 2nd deputy chairperson on SANAC's Health Professionals Civil Society Forum.

South Africa gears up to observe 16 days of activism against women and children

The local Councillor in the Diepkloof Soweto area in South Africa, Brenda Dammie has called on the community to boycott the shops of foreign nationals in the area.

She was speaking to Channel Africa on the sideline after the candlelight ceremony held in memory of the latest child to die of alleged food poisoning after consuming snacks bought at the local spaza shop.

Dammie also cautioned them against registering the shops on behalf of the foreign nationals.

The alleged food poisoning in the country has resulted in the deaths of at least 22 children.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Channel Africa reporter, Sisi Segalo.

The local Councillor in the Diepkloof Soweto area in South Africa, Brenda Dammie has called on the community to boycott the shops of foreign nationals in the area.
She was speaking to Channel Africa on the sideline after the candlelight ceremony held in memory of the latest child to die of alleged food poisoning after consuming snacks bought at the local spaza shop.
Dammie also cautioned them against registering the shops on behalf of the foreign nationals.
The alleged food poisoning in the country has resulted in the deaths of at least 22 children.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Channel Africa reporter, Sisi Segalo.

The community of Diepkloof Soweto area in South Africa has been urged to boycott the shops of foreign nationals

The Pan-African Parliament is hosting a meeting of the Permanent Representatives Committee Sub-Committee on Human Rights, Democracy, and Governance to deliberate on key issues shaping Africa's governance and human rights landscape in Midrand, Johannesburg South Africa.

The two-day session includes high-level presentations, discussions, and strategic planning aimed at advancing democratic governance and human rights across the continent.

Channel Africa reporter, Nhlanhla Mahlangu spoke to Ambassador Salah Hammad Head of the African Governance Architecture at the African Union.

The Pan-African Parliament is hosting a meeting of the Permanent Representatives Committee Sub-Committee on Human Rights, Democracy, and Governance to deliberate on key issues shaping Africa's governance and human rights landscape in Midrand, Johannesburg South Africa.
The two-day session includes high-level presentations, discussions, and strategic planning aimed at advancing democratic governance and human rights across the continent.
Channel Africa reporter, Nhlanhla Mahlangu spoke to Ambassador Salah Hammad Head of the African Governance Architecture at the African Union.

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