“Organisations like ‘Persevere Until Something Happens’ (PUSH) have taken on the vital role of educating and reminding communities about the ongoing presence of tuberculosis (TB) and its devastating impact on public health. PUSH, located in Extension 7 near Kliptown in…”
TB Is Still Here, But Hopefully Not for Long Read Post »
“Two years have passed since the outbreak of Sudan’s devastating war, ushering in a third year of fear, loss, tears, displacement and resilience against all odds. Since the beginning of the war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid…”
Sudan’s War is not Just ‘another African conflict’. When will the World Step in? Read Post »
“Khanya College held discussion events in the build-up to the All College Conference (ACC). The events with coordinators, out-of-school youth, and social movements, took place on 10 and 12 April 2025, respectively. The participants at these sessions learned more about…”
The All College Conference Discussions Continue at House of Movement Read Post »
“The All College Conference (ACC) is a key feature of Khanya’s work and renewal. While it aims to analyse its work over a defined period and helps Khanya form perspectives for the road ahead, the role of the ACC is…”
Road to the Khanya All College Conference Begins Read Post »
“Mining activities in Swaneville, Kagiso have been a source of concern for the communities of Swaneville and Mnandini, Tshepisong. The dust from the mine has been affecting the residents of both communities, leading to health problems and discomfort. Mining involves…”
Mine Dust Causing Leading to Illness in Swaneville and Tshepisong Read Post »
“My name is Masinge Engetelo, I’m a grade 10 at Job Rathebe Secondary School, in my school there are about 900 learners. Before grade 10, when I first joined the school there were more than 1,000 learners. Each class is…”
Conditions at Job Rathebe are Appalling Read Post »
“The school holiday program, hosted by Entokozweni, took place on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th of April at Khululekani Primary School in Swaneville, Kagiso. The program’s theme, “Keeping children safe and educating them on HIV and AIDS and other social…”
Empowering Children in Swaneville, Kagiso Read Post »
“On 8 April 2025 all South African schools reopened, beginning term 2. Eldorado Park Secondary School in Eldorado Park, Extension 7, announced during school assembly that the learners’ report cards would be published on Saturday, 12 April 2025, for all grades…”
Fresh Commitment Promises to Reform Learner Attitudes Read Post »
“The mass killings tainted the supposedly joyful occasion in Gaza with blood, and replaced celebrations with funerals. Over 60 Palestinians were killed in multiple Israeli airstrikes that rocked different parts of the Gaza strip, on Sunday, March 30, which also…”
Israel Turns Gaza’s Eid into Tragedy with New Massacres Read Post »
“On 15 March, Memeza (GBV response), funded by Vukile, held an event to empower women at the Victor Ndlazilwane Hall in Daveyton Mall. Dr. Reneilwe Magoshi, a survivor of gender-based violence (GBV), was invited to speak. She shared her story…”
A Celebration of Women: Women’s Empowerment Read Post »
“Churches have been part of the struggle in South Africa but many today do not play that role anymore. Refreshingly, the local Seventh-Day Adventist (SDA) church of Bathurst, Eastern Cape, recently hosted a march calling for justice. The march showed…”
Seventh-Day Adventist Church Joins Calls for Justice Read Post »
“By promoting a great understanding, acceptance and empowerment, we can work together and create a more equitable and just society for all LGBTQI+ individuals, regardless of their gender identity. One of the main concerns is the lack of acceptance by…”
LGBTQI+ Individuals in the Free State Still Face Discrimination and Stigma Read Post »
