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Newsflash: Young entrepreneurs, your opportunity awaits!
The applications for the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Fellowship programme are closing shortly and Grade12 learners are urged to...
KFC Big Bucket flavour at the KFC T20 International
Get In The KFC Big Bucket Fan Competition With the South African summer comes great days out with your...
THE 2019 DANONE NATIONS CUP
REGISTRATIONS OPEN FOR THE 2019 DANONE NATIONS CUP The 2019 under-12 Danone Nations Cup soccer season promises to be...
Greener pastures for SA’s young educators
Article by Linford Molaodi A village-born 30 year old educator, Sibonelo Tshomela recently accepted an opportunity in teaching Science and Maths in China. The young teacher describes his institution in China as...
African Child: life is like a game with many levels
Maybe the African Child has the right to celebrate the little success they achieve at that particular time; I...
Phumelele Mkhize Dominates in a road less traveled
Article by Linford Molaodi Pictures by Phumelele This an expression of Phumelele Mkhize, a 28 year old township-nurtured educator who has just received her Master’s degree (M.Ed) qualification in Educational Psychology at University of...
TSHEPISO MALEMA FROM TEMBISA
Has a vision worthy of your investment! My name is Tshepiso Malema from Ivory Park in Tembisa; 16 years of age in grade 10 at...
THE SURVIVORS OF GENDER BASED VIOLENCE
Article by Portia Ndikinda Violence against women and girls by their partners recognized as a major international public health problem in both developed and developing countries. South Africa in particular is no exception. Information from different countries indicates that 35% of all women have been physically or sexually abused by intimate or non-intimate partner. Statistics are sometimes considered unreliable due to poor reporting probably resulting from fear. SA report partly links the low report and conviction rate of violence perpetrators to the post -apartheid public perception of the police force. Violence against women takes many forms physical, sexual, economic emotional, trafficking. In person they represent a violation of human rights and dignity with lasting effects effects and consequences both for women themselves and for the communities they live in. Corrective rape also takes place in certain parts of SA. Lesbians are raped with the aim of converting ...
Grade 1 School Uniforms and books are not enough
Soothing Grade 1 fears with food is to be treated with caution Back-to-back commercials are imminent. Wallets will be...
You did not fail, but you came short! Matric Results 2018
Matric results 2018 on the spotlight Matric Results 2018 released; everyone celebrates except for those who did not meet...
