South Africa's (SA) Social Development Department's Deputy Minister Mogamad Ganief Ebrahim Hendricks says he intends to draft a new five-year drug master plan to address the scourge of substance abuse as well as to take the lead in developing a new master plan to combat gender-based violence among other things.

Samora Mangesi spoke to Hendricks... 

South Africa's (SA) Social Development Department's Deputy Minister Mogamad Ganief Ebrahim Hendricks says he intends to draft a new five-year drug master plan to address the scourge of substance abuse as well as to take the lead in developing a new master plan to combat gender-based violence among other things.
Samora Mangesi spoke to Hendricks...&nbsp;

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SA to draft five-year drug master plan to address substance abuse

Ghana is now allowing visa-free entry to all countries in the African continent. The West African country used to allow visa-free access to twenty-six countries in the continent. The move is seen as an opportunity to increase travel and tourism to the country and contribute to intra-Africa travel.

The President of the country Nana Akufo-Addo has reportedly given the decision a green light. Ayanda Mkwanazi spoke to Akwasi Agyeman, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority...

 

Ghana is now allowing visa-free entry to all countries in the African continent. The West African country used to allow visa-free access to twenty-six countries in the continent. The move is seen as an opportunity to increase travel and tourism to the country and contribute to intra-Africa travel.
The President of the country Nana Akufo-Addo has reportedly given the decision a green light. Ayanda Mkwanazi spoke to Akwasi Agyeman, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority...
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Ghana now allowing visa-free entry to all African countries 

Mozambique's opposition leader Venancio Mondlane last week announced that demonstrations against the outcome of the October 8 presidential election will be called off to allow humanitarians and international bodies a chance to assess the state of human rights in the country.

Announcing a Facebook broadcast, Mondlane said he was announcing a reprieve to facilitate the entry of regional actors into Mozambique and that a group of former heads of state in southern Africa were interested in mediating an end to the impasse. Reports suggest that over 170 hundred people were killed and dozens injured.

Ayanda Mkhwanazi spoke to Zenaida Machado, Angola and Mozambique Senior Researcher for Human Rights Watch (HRW) in the Africa Division...

Mozambique's opposition leader Venancio Mondlane last week announced that demonstrations against the outcome of the October 8 presidential election will be called off to allow humanitarians and international bodies a chance to assess the state of human rights in the country.
Announcing a Facebook broadcast, Mondlane said he was announcing a reprieve to facilitate the entry of regional actors into Mozambique and that a group of former heads of state in southern Africa were interested in mediating an end to the impasse. Reports suggest that over 170 hundred people were killed and dozens injured.
Ayanda Mkhwanazi spoke to Zenaida Machado, Angola and Mozambique Senior Researcher for Human Rights Watch (HRW) in the Africa Division...

More needs to be done to address human rights violations in Mozambique: HRW

Traders at the Kantamanto Market in Accra, Ghana continue to count their losses after a massive fire swept through the market, destroying over 100 shops and costing millions of cedis in damages.

The Kantamanto Market is Ghana's largest used clothes market. Preliminary investigations suggest that faulty electrical connections might have sparked the blaze. For more on this, we are joined by our Correspondent in Ghana, Eric Mawuena Egbeta...

Traders at the Kantamanto Market in Accra, Ghana continue to count their losses after a massive fire swept through the market, destroying over 100 shops and costing millions of cedis in damages.
The Kantamanto Market is Ghana's largest used clothes market. Preliminary investigations suggest that faulty electrical connections might have sparked the blaze. For more on this, we are joined by our Correspondent in Ghana, Eric Mawuena Egbeta...

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