VIDEO: Helping children with hearing problem

A scheme in South Africa is helping parents learn how to care for their children at home so they can leave hospital and live as a family.

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Ballycraigy pupils helping children in Tanzania
Antrim Times
Ballycraigy PS pupils Saffron Woods, Ellie McDonald, Sebastian Brown and Cameron Harrison, chat with Joanne McFarland from charity Kids for School about the work they do for the children in Tanzania. The school supports the charity and were updated ...

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Why street children problem persists
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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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Anglicans helping families accept children with albinism in Tanzania
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Martha Mganga and her husband Edmund Mganga working to end stigma against people with albinism in Tanzania through the video “Watu Kama Sisi” (“People like us”). Photo Credit: Albino Peacemakers and Mennonite Central Committee. Related ...
World albinism awareness day to be observed in Kikwetespyghana.com

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S`wanga grapples with street children problem
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There are at least 6,872 street children living in pathetic conditions in Sumbawanga, a recent survey by Sumbawanga Municipal council, a figure that has been growing steadily in the last two decades. The survey in which NGOs, private and public institutions ...

IFM extends a lending hand to Dar based school for children with hearing disability
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The Institute of Finance Management (IFM) has donated 1.8m/- worth of items to pupils with hearing disability at the Buguruni School for the Deaf in Dar es Salaam. Speaking at the handover event over the weekend, Chairman of Association of IFM women ...

Theadora Pepera is a British-based Ghanaian consultant gynaecologist, who is helping Ghana develop its cervical cancer screening programme.

Agriculture in Africa could be big business by 2030 if farmers are given more support, according to the World Bank.

Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli on the evacuation by the Royal Navy of Britons caught up in fighting between militias in Libya.