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The spokesperson at the Free State The University of the Free State (UFS) will While university students in the Free State This study will be aimed at providing youth Department of Health, Mondli Mvambi, form part of the seven provinces identifi ed will be among students forming part of at universities, particularly young women however, cautions that this study is not a as those that will participate in this study. a national trial study aimed at reducing between the ages of 15 and 25 as they licence for young people to engage in any Other universities are Nelson Mandela the number of HIV infected youth in the remain the most vulnerable group at risk irresponsible sexual behaviour. “We would University‚ Rhodes University‚ University country, the provincial Department of of contracting HIV in South Africa, with the like to encourage our students and young of Limpopo‚ University of the Free Health says it hasn’t received word as yet HIV preventative medicine. people to preserve themselves and not State‚ University of Venda‚ University of on how it will be involved in this roll-out Another objective of the study will be to engage in sexual relations prematurely. Zululand and Vaal University of Technology. programme. assess if there is a demand for this type Medicine of any kind should be used as The national HEAIDS offi ce spokesperson Last week, several national media outlets of preventative medication. Similar pilot a last resort on cases and circumstances could not be reached for comment, while reported the trial study by the Higher studies conducted in recent years failed in that are beyond individual’s control. We the provincial spokesperson for the Education and Training HIV & AIDS South Africa and other SADC countries. trust that our students and young people Department of Education, Howard Ndaba, (HEAIDS) programme, which works with Students participating must be HIV will focus on empowering themselves stated that he did not know about the the Department of Higher Education, will negative and will need to undergo medical rather than to render themselves study by HEAIDS. 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[email protected] it would They tested the look like. movie on a small What started as a journey of self- And after group of people, discovery, led local film maker, Kgosi graduating and after viewing Ntono, founder of KN Studios, to in fi lm the trailer they the perfect concept for the first ever and 3-D received positive animation movie to come out of I decided feedback, with Bloemfontein. to do people showing Ntono, producer of Living Rocks, something excitement in said, “I’ve got a passion for telling about these anticipation of African stories, specifically stories for African the fi nal product. international audiences so that we dreams and Ntono said they could export our stories, fairy tales, ideas I’ve are currently in or anything else, as long as it’s a good always had,” talks with the African story.” explained Department of At first, after finding out his Ntono. Trade and Industry grandmother was a Khoi San, he wanted His team is (Dti) and Industrial to do a documentary on the Khoi San. mostly from Development After thorough research he decided, the Free State province, with one being Corporation as not much is really known about the from the Northern Cape. They work (IDC) for funding history of the Khoi San besides the rock as a collective, constantly sharing their as animation is a paintings, to take something that people ideas and dreams to help conceptualise pricey art form. are not really sure about and actually the movie and its characters. Ntono “We are building make the fi rst fantasy African movie. described some of the interesting and our movie with our Growing up in Bloemfontein, Ntono unique characters featured in the fi lm, but capacity, whether always had a love for cartoons and stated that they have to be careful about funding comes animation but he always felt that he divulging too much information as there on board or not, could not relate. “I watched stories about is often the fear of someone stealing their eventually it will knights and their amour and I was always ‘out-of-the-box ideas’. come out. But part curious as to why we can’t have a Zulu “Living Rocks is based on the story that I of that also relies warrior or Mosotho warrior running wrote, but within the story itself we have on the Dti and IDC. If all goes well we the interest that the fi lm has been around. I’ve always been fascinated by embedded the stories that were told by can expect the movie to come out in the receiving, especially from local people that and always imagined that if I were our grandmothers, way back. It’s based next 18 months.” who are excited about the proudly local to create something on television this on facts but told as fi ction,” he further Ntono added that he is excited about production. ’n Skoolprogram word gevolg om die kinders te leer. Kinders word geleer hoe om te hoor en te praat. Die Carel du Toit-sentrum maak geskiedenis JERETHA OOSTHUIZEN gehoorapparate, hoe beter is die kans kind se luister- en taalvaardighede tuis [email protected] dat hulle taal ontwikkel en dat hulle te stimuleer. hoofstroomonderwys kan betree. Alle dowe kinders met Die personeel by die Carel du Toit- Hierdie opwindende nuwe hoofstuk gehoorapparate of kogleêre sentrum en Spesiale Skool het die in die Carel du Toit-sentrum se inplantings, van babas tot graad inisiatief geneem om gehoorsifting by geskiedenis is ’n inisiatief wat deel 3, word aanvaar. Hoe jonger die die kraamafdeling van die Nasionale vorm van Dowe-bewustheidmaand. kind, hoe groter is die kans op Hospitaal in Bloemfontein te Die spesiale skool is ’n baken van sukses. Ouers en kinders wat buite implementeer. hoop vir kinders met gehoorverlies Bloemfontein woon, word ook Baie min sifting vir moontlike in die Vrystaat. Dit is geleë in in die Ouervoorligtingsprogram gehoorverlies in pasgebore babas Bloemfontein se Nasionale geakkommodeer. word as standaardprosedure by Hospitaal en word deels deur die As u hierdie sentrum wil ondersteun, provinsiale hospitale, wat deel vorm Vrystaatse provinsiale Departemente kan u hulle nooi om u werkskollegas van die Vrystaatse Departement van Onderwys en Maatskaplike of werkgewers te ontmoet om van Gesondheid, gedoen. Kinders Ontwikkeling befonds. Die sentrum is hul stories van hoop te deel en met gehoorgestremdheid word amptelik in Junie 2000 geopen. hulle aan die Carel du Toit-sentrum dus eers gediagnoseer wanneer By die Carel du Toit-sentrum en Bloemfontein bekend te stel. U ouers en onderwysers bekommerd Spesiale Skool word dowe babas en kan ook die Carel du Toit-sentrum raak oor hul taalontwikkeling. Hoe kleuters geleer om te luister en te en Spesiale Skool Bloemfontein gouer hierdie kinders gediagnoseer praat.
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