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TAC/Section27/CALS meeting with new Health MEC in Gauteng.

By cindy, 30 July 2012 Posted in: Health Systems Strengthening, Media Statements, Right to Access Healthcare

TAC-Section27-CALS Press Release Final 30th July 2012

Tags: CALSGautengHealth careHIVPublic healthcareright to healthservice deliverysocio-economic rightsTACTB

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Johannesburg, May 13 2016: The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) and SECTION27 welcome the judgment handed down by Deputy Judge President Mojapelo today in the South Gauteng High Court in the case of Bongani Nkala and 68 Others v Harmony Gold Mining Company Ltd and 31 Others. This judgment is an…

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DEPARTMENT OF BASIC EDUCATION AND SECTION27 JOINT STATEMENT ON LIMPOPO TEXTBOOK CRISIS

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On 21 June 2012, representatives of the Department of Basic Education (DBE) and SECTION27 met to try to resolve the ongoing challenge of availability of textbooks to learners in Limpopo and compliance with the court order of Judge Kollapen, which was delivered on 17 May 2012. The parties reached a settlement agreement, a summary of which can be read by clicking “read more” below.

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SECTION27 welcomes Minister Motshekga's additional support to Limpopo

By cindy, 26 July 2013
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