Children Going to School Dirty in South Africa
"It is heartbreaking to see a child going to school dirty. For many of us, it might be something we notice in passing, but for that child, it can carry shame, discomfort, and silence. Often, it points to deeper struggles..."
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Water Crisis and Impact on Sanitation
"The water crisis in Johannesburg is one of the main effects on sanitation. It has a lot of effects on the health of people who live in less fortunate communities because they might not have the means to purchase water..."
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Are the Rights of Women Realised or Neglected?
"Regarding women’s rights in our country, laws are there that were meant to protect women, but it seems they are only there because they are supposed to be there. In general, women are not protected in any way. Even the..."
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Housing Linked to GBV, Mental Health Trauma
"In South Africa, children still growing up experience a lot of mental health trauma because of our health and living conditions, especially in small living quarters. People and children in our communities are exposed to gender-based violence (GBV). In some..."
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Households Battered by a Lack of Services
"The South African constitution guarantees basic human rights and promises to make basic services accessible to poor households, at least. Despite this, Eldorado Park, Slovo Park, and Kliptown display a gross lack of services and state neglect. Although the country..."
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Break the Silent Chains of Molestation
"Molestation is a violation that leaves scars deeper than the eye can see. It is often hidden in silence, buried under fear of judgment, criticism, and shame. Molestation is when someone touches or speaks to you in ways you do..."
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When Those Meant to Protect Us Fail
"Crime in our communities is not new, but what is becoming more alarming is the growing sense that those meant to protect us are no longer doing so. Over the years, we have seen an increase in crime in our..."
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Thulani Maseko: Third Annual Commemoration
"The oppressed in all corners of the world along with all working-class communities, remember Thulani Maseko, for his revolutionary work in Swaziland, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and abroad. Maseko, the human right lawyer, was attacked by the Swaziland..."
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Gangsterism and its devastating effects
"In the heart of Eldorado Park, a community scarred by violence and fear, the reality of gangsterism echoes through its streets and homes. Women and children are not just bystanders; they are often the hidden victims, carrying the heavy burden..."
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Streetlights Targeted by Drug Addicts and Thieves in Dobsonville
"The community of Dobsonville, Soweto, is facing a new drug-related crisis. Nyaope (a composite drug chiefly made from heroin) users are now damaging streetlight infrastructure to reach the fluorescent powder inside the bulbs. Some residents believe the vandals are searching..."
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Khanya Reconnects with Alumni
"Johannesburg — Former students and staff of Khanya College gathered for an alumni meeting aimed at rebuilding connections and reflecting on the institution’s legacy as it approaches its 40th anniversary. The meeting brought together alumni from the late 1980s and early..."
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Bathurst Clinic Sends People Away
"Bathurst - Located in the Eastern Cape under Ndlambe Municipality, the township has only one clinic used by the community and surrounding farms. The clinic has community failed to help or assist people in getting their medication or treatment after..."
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Bullying in Eldorado Schools is a Lingering Problem
"Bullying in schools is a serious problem in many communities, especially in Eldorado Park. Many learners feel unsafe at school, which affects their ability to focus on their studies. Some learners eventually drop out, contributing to lower pass rates. The..."
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Art and the Politics of Silence
"Over the past two weeks, the recurring demand that artists, particularly those in mainstream entertainment and sport, remain “apolitical” has once again made headlines. This time, the spotlight fell on renowned Indian author Arundhati Roy, who was scheduled to attend..."
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Coalition Moves to Block City Land Auction
"CAPE TOWN – 22 February 2026 — A broad coalition of indigenous leaders, community organisations, civic movements, and political parties has launched an urgent bid to halt the City of Cape Town’s planned auction of public land scheduled for 26 February 2026..."
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An Algorithm of Despair!
"The world we live in today is digital, and many things have changed. The world is continually transforming, and the media has become an important part of our daily lives. Social media platforms have changed the way we see ourselves..."
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After School, Nowhere to Go!
"Every matric learner in South Africa looks forward to completing school someday and be able to look for a job to provide basic needs for themselves. They are not aware that post-matric, there is a lot of pressure on young..."
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Women’s Access to Land Continues to Falter
"Women’s rights have long been a central point of discussion across Africa. It is common knowledge that in many African countries, due to entrenched cultural practices, women can only access land through a husband or a male relative. It therefore..."
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Khanya College Celebrates 40 Years of Education for Liberation
"This year, Khanya College is celebrating 40 years of commitment to education for liberation. Khanya College was established in 1986 at the height of the struggle against apartheid, and the College emerged as a direct response to apartheid education and..."
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