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Ubuntu - CSI Bulletin

30 January 2013
Teething problems persist
Teething problems persistSA families 'most dysfunctional' in the world 

An extensive study on the health, education and general wellbeing of families across the world indicates that South African families are some of the most dysfunctional in the world and reveals how poverty and unemployment are affecting our children's chances in life.

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Donate money and be happy
Donate money and be happyBeing charitable can improve your outlook

Having pots of money does not necessarily make you happy, study after study has found. But giving away money – even if you are not rich – is likely to make you feel wealthier, and thus happier, new research contends.

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Leading the way in HIV/Aids reduction
Leading the way in HIV/Aids reductionPresident Jacob Zuma addresses maternal mortality 

President Jacob Zuma has called on African leaders to deal with HIV effectively to eliminate one of the main causes of maternal deaths on the continent, during a recent campaign for Accelerated Reduction of Maternal Mortality in Africa.

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From hospice to child care unit
From hospice to child care unitTide turns on HIV/Aids related deaths

Cotlands (a non-profit South African children's organisation currently active in six provinces) recently announced it has transformed its hospice into a child care and education unit due to the drastic reduction in HIV/Aids related deaths.

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CSI boosts development
CSI boosts developmentTribute to our unsung heroes

Corporate social investment is a key focus for South Africa as the government and business strive to improve the lives of many less fortunate communities across the country.

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