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| Nkosi Johnson Memorial For International Children's Day |
| Nkosi Johnson died on 1 June 2001 – coinciding with International Children’s Day. In honour of his memory and all children who have died of AIDS related disease in South Africa, Nkosi’s Haven today announced that a memorial service is to take place at 9.00am on 1 June 2003 at The Cathedral of St. Mary in Johannesburg. |
| Director Dr Ali Bacher will, on behalf of the ICC Cricket World |
Director Dr Ali Bacher will, on behalf of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003, donate 14 signed bats (1 per participating country) to the Nkosi's Haven |
The World’s Children’s Prize for the Rights of the Child, often called "The Children’s Nobel Prize" by media around the world, is the unique global prize for the most important thing the world’s children have: The UN-Convention on the Rights of the Child. |
| Hundreds of South Africans gathered at the Central Methodist Church in Johannesburg to pay tribute to child Aids activist Nkosi Johnson, who died last Friday. |
| South Africa's AIDS Champion, Nkosi Johnson, Passes away |
Amidst the controversy of what transpired yesterday, a devastated Gail Johnson has announced the death of her foster son Nkosi Johnson, South Africa's longest surviving child born HIV positive. |
Johannesburg, South Africa. Gail Johnson, foster mother of child with AIDS Nkosi Johnson, has strongly refuted the allegations made by South Africa's Sowetan newspaper on the front page of today's issue. The newspaper alleges that Johnson is abusing the child for financial gain. |
| Posted Fri, 01 June 2001 South Africa's longest surviving child Aids sufferer, 12-year old Nkosi Johnson, has died, his adoptive mother Gail Johnson has said |
| Statistics everyone should know |
Key facts and figures about the disease that has killed 18.8 million people since the beginning of the epidemic. |