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1 in 10 African girls miss school because of menstruation

A number of small studies have been conducted in African countries on the effect of menstruation on girls' school attendance. But the situation across the continent remains unknown. We know for sure that 7 million South African girls don't…

Published: 27 Sep 2016 at 10:22hrs | | by Kate Wilkinson

Are foreigners stealing jobs in South Africa?

International migrants are often accused of stealing jobs from locals in South Africa. But new data presents a far more nuanced picture of what it means to be a migrant trying to make a living in the country.With every outbreak of xenophob…

Published: 20 Apr 2015 at 07:53hrs | 1 | by Kate Wilkinson

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Columnist / Kate wilkinson

1 in 10 African girls miss school because of menstruation

Are foreigners stealing jobs in South Africa?

2 ex-Herald editors shortlisted as Zimbabwe Media Commissioners

Mai Rwizi estate wrangle turns nasty

Zanu-PF Conference concludes with key resolutions

Nees' Afcon dream is on its knees

SA can no longer afford to ignore Zimbabwe's accelerated descent

The Unity Accord and Gukurahundi

Zanu-PF infighting could destabilise Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe opposition says 'no' to constitutional amendment

60% of Zimbabweans feel unsafe protesting

'Social media stealing Zimbabwean childhoods'

BCC must address illegal livestock keeping in residential areas

Gwanda suburb hit by water shortages

Boy (4) killed by tombstone

Matebelaland digital divide raises alarm

Drug abuse crisis threatens Zimbabwe's creative industry

Zimbabwe war vets petition Parly demanding more recognition

NTA advocates warn of state capture and instability

Police hunt armed gang after mine robbery

Chief embroiled in teen pregnancy saga

Zanu-PF moves to declare Mnangagwa birthday holiday

10 war veterans join Geza protests

Masimba Dinyero suspended over poor results

An 80-Year-Old Geza's October 17 Uprising Flopped Dismally

Richard Mdluli seeks to address claims at Ad Hoc Committee

It is no longer a Zanu-PF factional fight

Timba demands clarity on Zanu-PF's Resolution 1

Sex workers want to be called pleasure managers

Mines flagged in under-declaration of expatriates salaries

Unregistered professionals banned from drawing building plans

Ibbo Mandaza permitted a panelist to peddle fabricated rhetoric

Timba demands clarity on Zanu-PF's Resolution 1

It is no longer a Zanu-PF factional fight

Sex workers want to be called pleasure managers

Mai Rwizi estate wrangle turns nasty

An 80-Year-Old Geza's October 17 Uprising Flopped Dismally

Zanu-PF Conference concludes with key resolutions

Chiwenga warns Zanu-PF 'fatcats' again

Mliswa proposes Zanu-PF transition Presidium

UK family's move to Zimbabwe brings peace, happiness, & balance

Unregistered professionals banned from drawing building plans

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