Youth and Bullying
Bullying occurs when words or actions are repeatedly used to harm someone’s well-being. While there are times we can accidentally
20 June 2021
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Category: Programming
Silverlea Primary School First To Launch STEAM Lab!
Silverlea Primary in Athlone has launched its 4iR (fourth industrial revolution) laboratory, becoming the first primary school in South Africa
19 June 2021
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PODSquad in conversation with Ashraf Kenny
Helping others is a rewarding effort and one that stands as a great benefit for the people of South Africa.
19 June 2021
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This Is A No – Bullying Zone
TW / bullying, suicide, self-harm, violence. Our society was facing a great pandemic long before the coronavirus turned our lives
19 June 2021
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Don’t Hit Snooze On These Common Sleeping Myths
Winter is rolling in with longer hours of the night, making it the perfect opportunity to check your sleeping habits
19 June 2021
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How Muslim Youth Can Navigate Sexuality
There is a growing awareness around the sexuality of an individual. Much new-age thinking on the subject can leave youth
19 June 2021
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Kaunda an intellectual giant
The late Zambian leader, Kenneth Kaunda, had a great understanding of the importance of education in ensuring his country’s liberation.
18 June 2021
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Farewell to the Last African Liberation Activist
Considered to be the last of the great African liberation activists, Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda recognised that colonialism is at
18 June 2021
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Impact of Covid – 19 on the Muslim Community in RSA
Religious gatherings may have played a key role in the rate of Covid-19 infections amongst Muslims. Research by the National
18 June 2021
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Kaunda a Strategic Fighter against Colonialism
South Africa’s armed struggle relied heavily on the help of Zambia. The late Zambian leader Kenneth Kaunda played a pivotal
17 June 2021
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Youth And Palestine
Mardiyyah Sahib narrates, Living under the constant threat of violence, is the lived reality for most Palestinian youth, as Janna
16 June 2021
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Celebrating Media of Resistance
Media and their messages are the defining voices which echo in the minds of the masses. It is their words
15 June 2021
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SA Doctors Appeals To The Nation To Help Little Rodwell’s Reconstructive Face Surgery
A nine-year-old Zimbabwean boy’s life changed when a hyena mauled his face in early May. He was at an all-night
15 June 2021
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City Proposes Two Options: Homeless or Jailed?
The City of Cape Town has proposed even stricter contingencies against people who are experiencing homelessness. The amended proposed by-laws
14 June 2021
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LACE UP FOR CHANGE
Lace-up for change is a registered Non-profit organization, made up of 15-16 members doing various activities to raise funds. With
14 June 2021
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Primroses Malay Choir
From left – Thaabiet Dante, Zieyaad Hattas and Nasser Karriem Shares stories and tales of the undocumented History of the
14 June 2021
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“I loved Detention” – Ebrahim Rasool
Ebrahim Rasool – Former Premier of Western Cape & SA Ambassador to USA & currently Chairman of the Western Province
14 June 2021
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Are Amendments To Schedule 2 Of The Electricity Regulation Act Going To Work?
In an attempt to bring about calm among South Africans over continued load shedding, President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the
14 June 2021
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Forced to be in a space that limits your activities?
The activities we do outside of our home environment play a really massive role in our daily lives. The change
14 June 2021
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Could the PEPUDA Bill Infringe On Your Freedom Of Religion?
The recent amendments to the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act (Pepuda), have garnered widespread criticism, especially
14 June 2021
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