From cleaning offices in the heart of Mbombela CBD, to currently being a top graduate from the University of Cambridge Scholarship Recipient in the Sustainable Development Goals : Law and Policy certification. HRH Princess Eurika Mogane, learnt early in life that things aren’t easy and one needs to be committed above average in order to […]
African Night In New York is not just a musical event — it’s a transcendent cultural experience curated by the visionary artist RAAM BAND. Known for his groundbreaking fusion of African rhythms and electronic beats, RAAM BAND offers an electrifying night that celebrates the power of music to unite people across cultures and generations. From the first pulse of
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By Mamapudi Nkgadima To solve South Africa’s dismaying youth unemployment challenge we must end the pervasive narrative that South Africans, and particularly young unemployed South Africans, are reliant on the government. It’s quite simply not true, as a recent African Response survey has revealed. Among the respondents who classified themselves as unemployed
Unemployment directly impacts over 4,7 million individuals between the ages of 15 – 34 years old – there is no doubt that youth employment remains a critical challenge. Compounding this challenge is also the reality that young females often display heightened vulnerability in the labour market when compared to their young male counterparts. Yet, amidst
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By Thabo Motlhabi Chairperson Mrs. Olga Moji of Woasa (Waste Oil Organization) based in Soweto, Dobsonville, and Zuuebekom, recently held a meeting with the Rose Foundation, hosted at Toadbury Hotel Country, on 17 Friday, May 2024. Woasa Waste Oil Organization represents the voice of the voiceless in the waste oil industry, especially black people who
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By Steuart Pennington Clearly, there is much water that needs to flow under the bridge in the next few weeks/months as the GNU finds its feet. Surely there will be many hiccoughs along the way. But does this mean we face an inevitable choice of a range of pessimistic vs realistic vs optimistic scenarios as
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By Mamapudi Nkgadima To solve South Africa’s dismaying youth unemployment challenge we must end the pervasive narrative that South Africans, and particularly young unemployed South Africans, are reliant on the government. It’s quite simply not true, as a recent African Response survey has revealed. Among the respondents who classified themselves as unemployed
June 2024: The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation, a member of the Allan & Gill Gray Philanthropies, opened their annual applications for the High School Scholarship Programme to all current and eligible Grade 6 learners across South Africa. The High School Scholarship is designed to nurture young entrepreneurial development and aims to produce confident scholars
Judy Sikuza, CEO of The Mandela Rhodes Foundation, is among three South Africans named as 2024 Young Global Leaders by the World Economic Forum. She is honoured for advancing leadership and education in Africa through scholarships and programs promoting Nelson Mandela’s principles of reconciliation and equality. The post Sikuza Shines appeared first on The Home
Dear Food Hero, Are you ready to make a difference this Mandela Day? At FoodForward SA, we’re gearing up for an impactful day of giving back, and we want you to join us! Mark your calendars for July 18 and be part of our annual Mandela Day food packing event at one of the following venues:
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