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What happened in 2013?

The year 2013 is going to be a very interesting year, full of fun, intrigue and mystery. People have tried to predict a lot of things about 2012, but nobody really knows what is going to happen. One of the most important things happening in 2013 though are:

• The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations(CAF)

The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations will be the 29th Africa Cup of Nations,the football championship of Africa organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).It was scheduled to be hosted by Libya,however a decision by CAF to move the competition to South Africa,means Libya will not host.

19th World Transplant Games, Durban, South Africa 2013

The Officers and Councillors of the World Transplant Games Federation are pleased to announce that the 19th World Transplant Games will be held in Durban. South Africa from 28th July - 4th August 2013.

• Start Date 28th Jul 2013
• End Date 4th Aug 2013

WTGF’s principle aim is to raise public awareness of the benefits of organ donation by demonstrating the health benefits that can be achieved through physical activities and sport after organ transplantation. WTGF wishes to educate the public about organ donation principles and to highlight the worldwide shortage of donor organs for transplantation.

17th Reach to Recovery International Breast Cancer Support Conference

The Reach to Recovery International Breast Cancer Support Conference will be held in Africa for the first time from 20-22 March 2013 in Cape Town, South Africa.

The theme of the conference is Together We Reach and we will be looking at breast cancer from the perspectives of the patient (both the newly diagnosed and those with metastatic spread), the survivor, the partner, the family, the community, the breast cancer activist and the health professional. We will reach together to improve the quality of life for women and men with breast cancer.

This conference will appeal to women and men across the world. Together we will Reach for:

• A better knowledge of breast cancer
• A better understanding of the needs of low-resourced areas
• Improved service delivery and support for patients, survivors and families
• ustainable solutions that can be used across borders
• Increased networking opportunities to facilitate skills and knowledge transfer
• Empowered survivors who are advocates for their rights

Pre-conference activities include workshops designed for breast cancer health workers and also conference delegates. There will also be time to enjoy one another's company and to experience the beauty of Cape Town at this truly memorable African event!

In the words of Nelson Mandela: "Few places in the world offer you the special hospitality for which the South Africans have become famous – we invite you with open arms to our wonderful country, and our continent."