Amonge Sinxoto News Today

Everyone from Tabo Mbeki to Michelle Constant were there for a tribute to octogenarian John Kani.

Almost a quarter of a million young South Africans lost their jobs in the first three months of 2023, taking the youth unemployment rate to 62.1%...

Amonge Sinxoto has penned a book for Black children to teach them the importance of the meaning of their names.

An author, public speaker and the founder of a non-profit organisation, Amonge Sinxoto, has published a new children’s book titled My Big Name. Sinxoto, from Mthatha, has officially launched her book, which is set to hit bookshelves across SA by Monday, including Bargain Books in Hemmingways Mall.

This year for Menstrual Hygiene Day, our BeyGOOD x Global Citizen Fellows organised workshops about periods, menstrual health and hygiene at schools in South Africa and Nigeria.

Braids and cornrows have long been an essential part of Black women’s hair culture. We explore how these continue to be a staple for our coils.

At just 20 years old, social activist Amonge Sinxoto has achieved a lot.

Although it is never truly about the recognition or the praise, it is wonderful to see a bright South African star like Amonge Sinxoto being honoured for her incredible work in such a special way.