Balfour is a microcosm of what is happening throughout South Africa
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Balfour is a microcosm of what is happening throughout South Africa |
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poverty, corruption, civil society |
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Hillside Digital creates citizen journalist digital film production units in impoverished and marginalized communities around the world. Our mission is to give the voiceless a voice, make civil servants accountable too their constituencies, promote capacity building, create meaningful employment and get the world to celebrate humanity’s cultural diversity. |
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Bianca Warburton - may she rest in peace
BIANCA WARBURTON
Bianca Warburton was completing her Masters in Educational Psychology at Wits University. She was nearing the end of her internship at Ububele. She had just written her Board exam.
She was shot and killed outside Alex Clinic on Wednesday 14th October. It may have been a hi-jack attempt. The gunmen ran away and nothing was taken. Bianca died instantly. She was found by another intern traveling behind her.
She was killed in the course of her work as she had been driving from Gordon Primary School, past Alex Clinic to do a radio slot on Alex FM that morning. She would then have returned to Ububele to participate in an Access Course group to think ab
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A music academy for Alexandra Township, South Africa
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Update on our progress
Hello all,
I thought it was time to share an update on our progress. First though, thank you all for joining me online. There are thousands of you and I all over the globe who want a better world. It is with your support and participation that Hillside Digital Trust will have an enormous impact on the lives of thousands in the poorest parts of the world.
Hillside Digital uses digital video, the Internet and emerging technologies to empower citizen action in impoverished communities.
In 2002 the World Bank asked 60 000 people living on less than a dollar a day from around the world to identify the single greatest hurdle to their advancement. Above even food, shelter or
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