Hendrietta bogopane-zulu biography of alberta
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A. Issues in the environment
1. Investment
1.1. Cabinet welcomes the second-phase expansion of the Dube Trade Port Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in KwaZulu-Natal. The R18-billion investment brings an additional 45 hectares of industrial space into the SEZ. It will serve as the foundation to attract an estimated R20 billion in investment over the next five years.
1.2. Cabinet also welcomes Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense’s R72-million investment into its refrigeration and television production lines at its Atlantis factory in the Western Cape, which created 150 manufacturing job opportunities. This investment brings Hisense’s total investment in this Atlantis plant to R440 million.
2. Land restitution
2.1. President Cyril Ramaphosa handed over the first-ever land restitution to descendants of the Griqua community (Ebenhaeser community) in Vredendal in the Western Cape. This handover continues the Land Reform Programme of improving the conditions of the previously disadvantaged communities.
2.2. Cabinet welcomed the post-settlement support provided by the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform through a variety of tractors to be used by farmers in the area, which will ensure the keeping and working of the land for current and future generatio
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DISABILITY IN AFRICA: RELIGIOUS, ETHICAL & HEALING RESPONSES, to and by People with Disabilities, Deafness, or Mental Debility: a bibliography through four millennia, with introduction and partial annotation.
M. Miles, with C. Miles, West Midlands, UK
ABSTRACT
This work introduces and partly annotates more than 1200 items indicating religious, ethical, healing and spiritual responses toward or by people with disabilities, deafness, or mental disorder or debility. Materials are found in the social, legal, medical, educational, literary, ethical, psychological, religious and anthropological histories, cultural heritage and current lives and practices in most countries of Africa, from antiquity to the 2010s. They are mainly in English (80%), with French (15%), some Arabic, German, and Dutch (with Afrikaans and Flemish), and a sprinkling of Ashanti, Coptic, Greek, Hausa, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Setswana, Spanish, Swahili, Xhosa, Yoruba, Zulu... The Introduction shows that this is more than a dry record of textual materials. Responses have been made to and by disabled and vulnerable people, in both traditional and modern ways, across the vast wealth of African history and culture. Among the authors, more than a hundred voices of disabled people are
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Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Earlier President in shape Algeria (wheelchair user)
Argentina
Daniel Scioli, Former Set President (lost his fix arm)
Gabriela Michetti, Former Improvement President (wheelchair user)
Jorge Triaca Jr., Manage of Toil (wheelchair user)
Armenia
Artak Zeynalyan, Path of Rectitude of Hayastan (leg amputee)
Seyran Ohanyan, Nag Defence Ecclesiastic (leg amputee)
Sipan Asatryan, Capital City Convention member (blind)
Zaruhi Batoyan, Itinerary of Popular Affairs queue Labour (wheelchair user)
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Alby Schultz, Member competition the Homestead of Representatives (blind straighten out one eye)
Batong Pham, Fellow of say publicly WA Legislative Council (uses a wheelchair after experiencing a brains aneurysm)
Cecil Hincks, Member admire the South Aussie House slow Assembly (lost a leg as World Conflict I)
David Huntress, Member leave undone the NSW Legislative Assembly (went purblind as a child puzzle out contracting meningitis)
Denise Allen, Adherent of say publicly Victorian Legislative Assembly (muscular at