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Street Talk - Just When Will Arusha Children Get Their Rights?
AllAfrica.com
In the exercise of the powers of management, a village council has power to enter into an agreement with other village council or village councils concerning the use by any one or more groups of persons, of land traditionally used by those groups, being the ...

Just When Will Arusha Children Get Their Rights?

Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

TheCitizen

08 Aug

London street talk, ice cream and Palestinian babies

Interesting crossroads. Surrounded by traffic lights, shops, banks, and an open and busy bakery. 

 

11 years ago

BBC

Bodies burnt in street in CAR

A Christian mob in the Central African Republic kills and burns two Muslims in the street, a day before MPs choose an interim president.

 

9 years ago

BBC

The street child who became a top photographer

The street child who became a top photographer

 

10 years ago

Dewji Blog

09 May

Stunning Street Art from around the World

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

18 Feb

Dodoma street children plight

>Poor parenting, divorce and economic hardships have forced many children here to engage in petty businesses and other money-making ventures in order to earn their daily bread and even school fees.

 

10 years ago

ABC News

22 May

Street Battles Erupt in Burundi

ABC News
Street Battles Erupt in Burundi
ABC News
Burundian refugees are transported aboard the MV Liemba passenger cargo, May 21, 2015, in the fishing village of Kagunga, Tanzania. UNHCR is transporting approximately 2,000 refugees per day to a transit camp at the stadium in Kigoma, Tanzania.
Cholera outbreak hits 3000 Burundi refugees - UNBBC News
Cholera Kills Burundian Refugees in TanzaniaVoice of America
3 000 Burundi refugees hit by choleraIndependent Online
Deutsche Welle -Reuters...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

27 Mar

TZ street soccer team off to Brazil

The Tanzanian street soccer team departs for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where they will compete in the Homeless World Cup kicking off tomorrow.

 

10 years ago

BBC

Schoolboy killed by street sign

A boy from Lesotho has died after his face was sliced off by a street sign as he was looking out of a bus window while on a school trip in South Africa.

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

23 Aug

Why street children problem persists

IPPmedia
Why street children problem persists
IPPmedia
Rapid increase of the number of street children is due to non-implementation of the children's rights, which in turn is because of community members being unaware of these rights, an expert said. Dominick Balama, representing Tuseme Children ...

 

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