Every 2.2 seconds, a child loses a parent due to war, poverty, natural disaster, disease, AIDS and other such causes! In recognition of World Orphan Week (WOW) which extends from 8 to 14 February 2010 this year, SOS is appealing to you as a powerful influencer to spread the wow about WOW week on this worthy cause! All the public has to do is pick a day during WOW week to wear something WOW and make a small donation of R5.00 that will make a big difference to the orphans of SOS Children’s Villages South Africa. Whether you choose to wear feathers in your hair, loud ties, don a funky hat as your WOW factor, SOS Children’s Villages South Africa appreciates your effort. There are more ideas on the press release below on how to join in the by supporting this worthy cause as a corporate.
Jan 29 2010 | Posted in
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Some single British Asian women are being forced by their families to give up their children as so-called “honour babies”, according to a charity which wants action to uncover the scale of the problem.
Jan 25 2010 | Posted in
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When all you want to say is “I love you”, making your lover a romantic gift is an exciting way of sharing the sentiment. This ‘Romantic Map of Love and Good Times’ is a lovely way of remembering the start of your romance and your lives together.
Jan 25 2010 | Posted in
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réla Bhaktivedänta Näräyaëa Mahäräja, now ninety years old, recently completed his 30th world tour, spreading the glories of Çré Caitanya Mahäprabhu and Çré Çré Rädhä-Kåñëa. He is recognized internationally as a spiritual master of Vedic culture and Sanätan-dharma, and was formally awarded the title Yugächarya, an honor given only once every 100 years, by all of the senior pundits of Vrindavan.
Last year’s most highlighted event The Shared Histories which was the brainchild of the Indian Consulate, a festival aimed to expose a kaleidoscope of contemporary Indian culture to mainstream South African audiences. We experienced some of the most breathtaking music, art, dance and food which surely will not cease to stop amazing us this year.
Jan 12 2010 | Posted in
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