By Charmaine Nkosi AS residents of Emhlabeni informal settlement in Lamontville, Durban, work to recover from the devastating floods of February, they also face a deeper crisis, government inaction and the failure of essential services. With no official support to rebuild their homes, families are left to fend for themselves, and frustration over unfulfilled promises…
By Charmaine Nkosi SOME day, AbahlalibaseMjondolo will have everything they pray for. Don’t expect it to happen tomorrow, though. On Sunday the community hosted a General Assembly at the YMCA Hall in Durban, to address critical issues such as housing, unemployment, poverty, and more. The assembly served as a vital platform for members to share…
By Charmaine Nkosi The Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, has urged women to speak up and not suffer in silence if they are being abused. Mchunu told Ezimtoti News at the Richmond Magistrate Court where a man has made his first appearance after he attacked his girlfriend who’s currently fighting for her life in hospital…
HONOR Technologies marked Girls in ICT Day by hosting 40 schoolgirls for a day of empowerment, mentorship, and hands-on tech experiences. The initiative aimed to address the gender gap in South Africa’s ICT sector, where women currently make up just 23% of the workforce. In celebration of International Girls in ICT Day 24 April. Honor…
By Thabo Motlhabi Unisa Libraries in partnership with Mogale City Libraries and Information Services, recently organised World Book Talk and Copyright Day event. The aim of the event was to create a platform for black writers both well established and emerging authors to work together. This annual initiative by Unisa Libraries in collaboration with various…
By Thabo MotlhabiKIDS can only be better adults tomorrow if they interact with each other more.This is why ReachSA, a nonprofit organisation, exists today.The non-profit organisation helps kids to become good listeners and better speakers by organising a variety of different activities in and around the West Rand area. About 140 children attend the Health…
