Dear Friends of SECTION27

By admin, 15 December 2017 Posted in: News

We would like to hank you for your generous support and donations, it is because of you that we are able to do important social justice work that changes people’s lives.

SECTION27 welcomes the release of #FeesMustFall student activist, Kanya Cekeshe.

By admin, 24 December 2019

Posted in: Media Statements, News

Kanya Cekeshe was sentenced to eight years in jail for public violence and malicious damage to property during the #FeesMustFall protests, three of which were suspended. He has served two years of that sentence. SECTION27 supported the #FreeKanyaCekeshe campaign because we believe that his actions must be understood in the…

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SECTION27 welcomes the release of #FeesMustFall student activist, Kanya Cekeshe.

Our week ahead: 1 – 8 August 2016

By admin, 1 August 2016

Posted in: News, SECTION27, Uncategorized

1 August The Education and Communications team will meet with the National Education Collaboration Trust regarding progress on the restoration of learning in Vuwani. SECTION27 has helped to raise funds to accommodate these learners while their schools are being rebuilt and merged. We continue to monitor the situation together with…

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University of Johannesburg and MSF Discussion Report – Dialogue 2

By cindytest, 14 December 2010

Posted in: Health Systems Strengthening, News, Right to Access Healthcare

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors without Borders (MSF) and the University of Johannesburg’s (UJ’s) Faculty of Health Sciences have partnered to raise awareness and encourage discussion on public health-related issues through a series of high-level debates. In the second of this series, the panel addressed critical issues from challenges hampering the ability of the public health system to provide treatment, care and support, to legal frameworks and opportunities such as innovative financing mechanisms for global health.

Tags: Adila Hassim Doctors without Borders HIV Médecins Sans Frontières Public Health TB University of Johannesburg

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