Oskido on 'empowering and handing over the baton'
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Oskido on 'empowering and handing over the baton'
"The story of Kalawa Jazmee is a story of South African ingenuity, creativity, resilience and empowerment."
Source: sowetanlive.co.za
Oskido on 'empowering and handing over the baton' with Kalawa Jazmee documentary
"The story of Kalawa Jazmee is a story of South African ingenuity, creativity, resilience and empowerment."
Source: timeslive.co.za
Safta award as good as in the bag for Baloyi
As telenovela DiepCity is set to leave our screens in March, its star Obed Baloyi aims to go out in style with a gong in his hand.
Source: sowetanlive.co.za
WILLIAM GUMEDE | Don Mattera knew the love SA deserved from the start
The poet practised love wholeheartedly and saw from a mile away leaders who pretend to love their ‘people’
Source: timeslive.co.za
Weekly wrap: Rest in power to Jessie Duarte, Bra Don Mattera & Busisiwe Lurayi
This weeks news was no short of overwhelming as per usual in South Africa. The country recently suffered losses of giants in their own right and we pay tribute to them and unpack the 5.5. basis point pierce to our pockets.
Source: ewn.co.za
Bra Don — unbowed and unbought to the very end
When I prepared to deliver the inaugural Don Mattera lecture in March this year, I chose my final words carefully.I sensed that I might never again see this community leader who had become such an inspiring role model to generations of young South Africans.
Source: heraldlive.co.za
JONATHAN JANSEN | Unbowed and unbought to the very end
Don Mattera was an activist, poet and community leader who would not be compromised by the trappings of power
Source: timeslive.co.za
South Africa: Today's latest news and headlines, Wednesday 20 July 2022
In the latest news in South Africa on Wednesday 20 July 2022, approximately R2.6 million is spent to keep the lights on in the homes of ministers during load shedding.
Source: thesouthafrican.com