Prof L L Nawa is a cultural giant
Giants, African giants, in particular, are known for their slow gaits on their voyages, and this is the case with
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Fighting moral decay in communities
July is marked as the Moral Regeneration month, a time used to reconnect as a society. Moral regeneration is aimed
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Mental illness awareness Month: staggering 75% of depression sufferers go untreated
One in five South Africans will experience a depression in their lifetime–whether it be because of genetics, stress, trauma, chronic
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Number of witchcraft-related incidents take a dip in Limpopo A campaign to save the reputation of traditional healers in Limpopo
Read moreNtsu: A smokeless tobacco that’s just as dangerous
Ntsu, once used exclusively by traditional healers to connect with their ancestors, is gaining popularity among youth who are struggling
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Premier’s empty promises – service delivery is but a hollow dream in NW
The bells have tolled. And more than 100 days after the 2021 Local Government elections and the promises made by
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Obesity, stunting is on the rise among SA’s children
Obesity, stunting is on the rise among SA’s children who experience stunted growth often grow up and become obese. A
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Lessening the sting of unemployment
While unemployment continues to present a thorn in South Africa’s flesh, the Department of Basic Education’s Basic Education Employment Initiative
Read morePlaying marbles on dusty streets has advanced into Marble Soccer
Playing marbles on the dusty streets of the townships in the late 50s and early 60s used to be an
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Are computer-facilitated crimes on the increase?
As the country embarks on its 16 Day of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children campaign, the Film
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