“It might not seem like a classical story but Blacks Don’t Cry is a well-crafted piece of art that excels at exposing the dysfunctionality in which democratic South Africa’s working class communities lives. Though it’s told in a very complicated…”
Matsunyane, Motshabi and the Zwakala Festival Read Post »
“The Molelekis are a young couple from Mokhesi, Sterkspruit. They started organically farming vegetables during the height of Covid-19, in June 2020, after they left their 9 to 5 jobs. The Molelekis began planting vegetables using new innovative farming methods…”
Young Sterkspruit Farmers exploring new innovative ways of farming Read Post »
“People do not have jobs and with the floods it will drive them mad to resort to crime if the government does not help them. It is embarrassing that we need to beg for help from people we voted for…”
Soweto Is Drowning! Read Post »
How Eskom has been treating the end-user is diabolical. People no longer trust the ruling party to find the solution to loadshedding which has continued beyond the promised time. This issue has become social. For people living with chronic diseases…
Eskom Is Keeping Festive Season In The Dark Read Post »
Written by Thamsanqa Gxubane, this unconventional love story takes us through a crash course of psychoanalysis theory–the Oedipus Complex–unpacking the trails of suppressed memories. The play starts with a mentally unstable Mojalefa who is haunted by a confusing…
Zwakala and look at Othandweni: A daring Offering Read Post »
In South Africa, sex work has been one of the most hotly debated issues.
Experiences of Sex Workers in Johannesburg Read Post »
From 16 – 19 September 2022, The International Labour Research and Information Group (ILRIG), an independent NGO that does research, popular education, popular publications and platforms to forge solidarity for community organisations, labour and social movements, held their 19th Annual ILRIG Political School in Johannesburg at Bosco Youth Centre, in Walkerville.
ILRIG 2022 Political School on Combating Xenophobia Read Post »
The African Reclaimers Organisation (ARO) embarked on a cleaning campaign together with the city of Cape Town solid waste management team.
ARO Teams up with Cape Town for Environment Read Post »
Since schools reopened for the final term of the year, one school in Eldorado Park has been facing problems which led to gang violence amongst learners in schools.
Troubles in schools during final exams Read Post »
The KwaThema Seventh Day Adventist church hosted a career expo on Sunday, 6 November 2022, for young people still in high school and post-school.
The KwaThema SDA Hosts a Career Expo Read Post »
The Kwa-Thema Skills School hosted the international day of the girl child event on 28 October 2022, the event is usually hosted on 11 October annually, but due to other commitments faced by the Department of Education this year, the event was celebrated later.
International Day of the Girl Child Event Read Post »
The population of elderly people is gradually increasing. Statistics South Africa, covered the population growth of persons above 60 years old at 5.43 million in the year 2020.
PROTEA SOUTH SENIORS CITIZENS CLUB Read Post »
