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Annual report 2008-2009

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Book Signing

Have your "Journeying for Justice" book signed by it's authors at Exclusive Books (Liberty Midlands Mall) this Saturday at 10am.

Among those attending the signing will be Joan Kerchhoff and Colin Gardner ( founders of PACSA) as well as Thulas Ndlovu a long standing employee of the organisation. 

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Networking

PACSA's work would be impossible without our local community partners and other partners and networks;locally, provincially, regionally and nationally.

Click here for a list of our 2008 partners and networks

Basic Needs Basket

The Basic Needs Basket Research Network

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PACSA endorses the "NO COAL" campaign against the World Bank and Eskom


ESKOM’S PROPOSED $3.75 BILLION WORLD BANK LOAN

Should the World Bank grant a $3.75 billion (R29 bn) loan to Eskom? No. We South African and African organisations which for years have advocated social and environmental justice here and abroad, oppose Eskom’s proposed Bank loan – and indeed its new construction programme more generally - for several reasons.

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More on Bopha Siyakhona

Click here for the Bopha Siyakhona brochure.

A participant shares her experiences.

Ursula My name is Ursula Manning, and I am from St. Anne's Girls College. I joined Bopha Siyakhona in September 2008.

Thabani Ndlanzi, our soccer coach, first told us about the project Bopha Siyakhona 2010 and Beyond. I was very taken by the projects goals. I want to help unite South Africa and create a brighter future for South Africans, “one youth at the time”.

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WILL BUDGET 2010 CREATE A BETTER LIFE FOR THE POOR ?

Government putting unemployment and poverty alleviation so central in the 2010 budget is to be welcomed.  However, more must be done to address the structural nature of poverty and inequality, says the Pietermaritzburg Agency for Christian Social Awareness in its reaction to the 2010 budget.

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