“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…”
Break the Silent Chains of Molestation Read Post »
“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…”
An Algorithm of Despair! Read Post »
“Amazwi Aya Philisa, that was the title of the memorable poetry session in Aminos Jaca, Kagiso, west of Johannesburg, in November 2025. Local artists increasingly took matters into their own hands at this gig, coming together to engage and reflect…”
Amazwi Aya Philisa ‘Words Heal’ Poetry Session Read Post »
“In the heart of Swaneville, Kagiso, a quiet crisis unfolds daily. Children are being forced to shoulder the responsibilities of parenthood long before their time. With absent or neglectful parents prioritising social lives, substance use, and gambling over their children’s…”
Children Raising Children in Swaneville, Kagiso Read Post »
“On 18 July 2025, the Gauteng Provincial Archives, under the Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, hosted a significant community event at the Kagiso Archives, near the Kagiso Police Station. The gathering celebrated both International Archives Day and…”
Preserving Historical Stories and Celebrating 67 Minutes Read Post »
“On June 13, 2025, Funda Mzantsi hosted a dynamic workshop that brought together members from various book clubs across Gauteng. Held at the Gauteng Archives Repository, the event welcomed ten participants from each club and ran from 11:00 AM to…”
The Walk of Life Through Books: Reading as a Nonviolent Weapon Read Post »
“Comrade Oupa Lehulere’s legacy lives on through the many people he influenced. On June 16, 2025, comrades from different organisations across South Africa came together to celebrate his 61st birthday. The celebration was originally planned for June 15, the first…”
Celebrating Oupa Lehulere’s Birthday Read Post »
“Kagiso – Swaneville, residents are struggling with a lack of recreational centres and spaces for community programmes. Swaneville only boasts one community hall which is used for various events such as church gatherings, memorial services, and some community programs. The…”
Lack of Recreational Centres Impedes Community Activities Read Post »
“Many students in Swaneville who struggle to buy data are frustrated over the early Wi-Fi shutdown at the Lusaka library. The Kagiso library is open between 08:00 AM and 4:00 PM. When the library staff leave, the free Wi-Fi is…”
Learners and Students Frustrated Over Early Wi-Fi Shutdowns 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 »
“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 »
“For many migrants living in South Africa, the lack of legal documents to prove their identities is a source of constant stress and anxiety. Without these important documents, every day becomes challenging, and opportunities for a better life seem small…”
Migrant Struggles in South Africa: Quest for Identity and Opportunity Read Post »
