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South African collaboration pioneers professionalization of waste picking

South African collaboration pioneers professionalization of waste picking
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Some of Johannesburg’s informal waste reclaimers got an upgrade recently. A collaboration turned a sprawling camp into an award-winning, data-driven solar-powered sorting and bailing hub. As Marize de Klerk reports, incomes are up and the neighbors are happier.

Gamifying Health: A New Approach to HIV Treatment

Gamifying Health: A New Approach to HIV Treatment
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The United Nations says the HIV/AIDS epidemic could be ended by 2030. But patients need to follow their treatment plans to keep the virus in check. Games could help, as Zaheer Cassim reports from Johannesburg.

Is South Africa ready to host Formula One as it prepares for event?

Is South Africa ready to host Formula One as it prepares for event?
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The roaring sound of Formula One engines at full throttle is set to fill the air again at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, north of Johannesburg, as developments in South Africa’s pursuit to host an F1 grand prix for the first time since 1993, gains momentum. Reuters’ Sean Hogan has more.

Traditional healers embrace tech in South Africa

Traditional healers embrace tech in South Africa
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In December, many Africans return to their ancestral homes to reconnect with their families and traditions. In South Africa, that includes traditional healers. As Zaheer Cassim reports from Johannesburg, many are finding that a new app is helping to bring this age-old practice into the digital age.

South Africa scientists sound alarm on nearly 'extinct' penguin species

South Africa scientists sound alarm on nearly 'extinct' penguin species
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Food scarcity and habitat decline has seen a drastic fall in numbers of the African Penguin, putting it on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's critically endangered list. "We have lost 97% of the population,” said South African marine biologist Allison Kock.

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