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Blind commuter challenges Council addresses challenges blind commuters face in Johannesburg The South African National Council for the Blind, together with some of our... |
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SA New Deputy Chief Justice is Blind Judge Zak Yacoob is Visually Impaired The South African National Council for the Blind applauds the announcement of Judge Zak Yacoob as Acting... |
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Dialogue in the Dark in SA The Dialogue in the Dark Project is an exciting international concept where exhibitions and business workshops are held in complete darkness. The... |
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Visually Impaired persons have the Right to Read In Book Week (5 to 9 September) please think about visually impaired persons who cannot just pick up any book and read it. Only 0.5% of available... |
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Helen Keller: her life and wisdom in brief List of facts on Helen Keller: June 27, 1880 Helen Keller is born in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Her father's name is Captain Arthur Henley Keller... |
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Country of the Blind Ian Hutton Column In my constant quest for light entertainment, I blundered into a CIA website which they’ve cunningly titled, The World... |
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Blind sculptor recreates untouchable masterpiece By Barbara Cornell – published by Reuters When blind sculptor Felice Tagliaferri was forbidden to touch one of Italy's most famous... |
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Inclusion – a uniquely African CD By Sharika Hoosain SightSavers International’s compilation CD called Inclusion features blind musicians from across Africa. The CD was... |
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Commemorating George Shearing By Jack Kerouac LEGENDARY JAZZ PIANIST AND COMPOSER SIR GEORGE SHEARING DIES AT 91 From his website: One of the world's most influential and... |
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Taiwanese Eden Joy Choir inspires The Eden Joy Choir, a group of blind Taiwanese singers and musicians, performed in front of staff, students and the Taiwanese ambassador on 30 August... |













