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African women have little say in sexual and reproductive choices and find themselves relying on care systems that were often insensitive to their needs and vulnerabilities, correspondents were told...
Date: 09/09/2008 Source: United Nations Title: UN: Migiro: The Deputy Secretary-General's remarks about the social and economic dimensions of HIV/AIDS in Africa to the...
Large-scale solutions to help slow global warming often threaten the very indigenous peoples who are among those hardest hit by a changing climate, the U.N. University said on Wednesday.
Biofuel...
Spending $10 billion a year would enable the world to reach a 2015 goal of improved sanitation in developing countries with huge spin-offs such as less poverty and better health, U.N. experts said...
Address by Premier of KwaZulu-Natal Mr Sibusiso Ndebele during the African Renaissance banquet and Tuskegee University/KwaZulu-Natal Memorandum of Understanding function, ICC, Durban
Devastating floods will affect about two-billion people by 2050
because of climate change, deforestation, rising sea levels and
population growth in flood-prone lands, the United Nations (UN)...