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Running Through the Sahara Desert with a Mission

In the past few months much has been written and said about the SANGONeT “No Pain No Gain” fundraising campaign which is linked to SANGONeT CEO, David Barnard’s…

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Rural Development and ICTs – From Access to Transactions

In addition to providing access to information and knowledge, mobiles and other forms of information communication technology now also allow ’last mile’ transactions, both financial and social. In the last few years, mobile penetration…

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Shared Moral Vision Key to Combatting Corruption

By: Andile Sokomani

South Africa should do more to uproot corruption which continues to tarnish the image of our young democracy and rob the poor of basic services

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Newsflashes

SA 'Tired' of Zimbabwe Crisis – ZEF

Matric Results Won’t Be Published this Year

Botswana to Attend COP17

Deportations of Migrants Set to Resume – NGO

NGO Urges Gays to be Cautious

“No Pain No Gain” 2011: David Completes 250km in Support of NGOs

SANGONeT and its partner organisations – the Starfish Greathearts Foundation, Cancer Association of South Africa, Endangered Wildlife Trust, SCORE and TechSoup Global – in the “No Pain No Gain” campaign, would like to congratulate SANGONeT executive director, David Barnard, for completing the Sahara Race 2011 from 2-8 October 2011 in Egypt

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TechSoup Global: Looking Ahead

Since its formation 24 years ago, TechSoup Global has been working to build multiple networks. These networks includes organisations that need technology support, corporations that are eager to donate their products, funders that are interested in building the capacity of civil society, activists and volunteers that are willing to donate their time and expertise

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The Product Donation Programme: Growth and Sustainability

The TechSoup Global Network grew tremendously over the past years. The organisation includes 35 capacity-building NGO partners – including SANGONeT, a founding partner since 2006) serving 36 countries in North America, Central and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia. The organisation has also partnered NGOs.

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Creating a Path With Sport

People used to be impressed by Henny’s provincial tracksuit, now they are impressed by his dedication as a disabled sportsman in bringing sport to the children and youth in his community

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