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• GRAMPS ‘KILLED’ GRANNY

  A churchgoing Guyanese grandmother was allegedly slaughtered in Brooklyn yesterday by her husband — who nearly sliced her head off before the horrified eyes of their 4-year-old grandson, sources said. Hazel Robinson, 51, was butchered shortly before noon...

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• Efforts to break down barriers

  THE International AIDS candlelight memorial which was co-ordinated by the Global Network of People living with HIV was held at the Salvation Army headquarters in Suva yesterday. Salvation Army youth group representative Lima Gataurua said the Internation...

• Unity vital in fight against stigma

  Kinisimere Serukalou holds a candle during the International AIDS candlelight memorial at the Salvation Army headquarters in Suva yesterday. Picture ATU RASEA SOLIDARITY in communities is essential in reducing stigma and discrimination on HIV and promote...

• Victim calls for more support

  HIV is something that Temo Sasau has to live with for the rest of his life but he hopes to create awareness in getting communities to support people living with HIV/AIDS. Mr Sasau said life was hard for him while growing up. Seeing the reaction of people...

• More turning to volunteering to get jobs

  Volunteer Alli Proudman with patient Ruby. Picture: SAM WUNDKE Source: adelaidenow TELL US: Are you a graduate volunteering to get a job? MORE university students and people aged over 50 are turning to volunteering to give back to their community and boo...

• Day for peace and mothers

  Women of the Salvation Army Church came out smiling after their Mother's Day church service at Duncan Road yesterday. Picture: JONE LUVENITOGA MOTHERS around the country had the pleasure of being doted on yesterday by their friends and family. A mother h...

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• National Government’s Inaction On Poverty Fails Pacific Kids

  20 May 2012 National Government’s Inaction On Poverty Fails Pacific Kids The National Government's head in the sand approach to poverty means Pacific children are being denied the same opportunities to thrive as others, the Green Party said today. The Sa...

• Efforts to break down barriers

  THE International AIDS candlelight memorial which was co-ordinated by the Global Network of People living with HIV was held at the Salvation Army headquarters in Suva yesterday. Salvation Army youth group representative Lima Gataurua said the Internation...

• Unity vital in fight against stigma

  Kinisimere Serukalou holds a candle during the International AIDS candlelight memorial at the Salvation Army headquarters in Suva yesterday. Picture ATU RASEA SOLIDARITY in communities is essential in reducing stigma and discrimination on HIV and promote...

• Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo speaks at Salvation Army of Kalamazoo fundraiser about mentoring, listening to kids

  Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo speaks at The Salvation Army of Kalamazoo "Inspiring Youth To Dream" fundraising event Thursday evening at Valley Family Church in Portage.David Drew | MLive.com PORTAGE, MI – Tom Izzo spoke passionately to a grou...

• Salvation Army Week Recognizes Those Who Give

  Brown County - It's National Salvation Army Week, a time to recognize volunteers and donors across the country. In Brown County, officials helped kick off the week with several activities Monday. The Salvation Army sorted donated food collected through t...

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