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Life after Duduzile Zozo

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Thokoza – “I’m very hurt because I was not aware that her sexuality affected other people, while the family didn’t have a problem with her choices. She loved herself the way she was. I don’t know what it is that disgusted them when they looked at her.”

Dream of healing becomes a reality

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Pretoria – Since childhood, Leepile Reamogetse Taunyane knew that one day his hands would heal people and he would make a contribution to improving the country’s healthcare services.

Born frees make SA proud

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During the apartheid era, young South Africans used to secretly flee into exile to be trained in politics, guerrilla tactics, reorganize and consolidate the activities of the liberation struggle, writes Nthambeleni Gabara.

Fighting their inner demon

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He is young, but looks older than his years; his shoulders seem to carry the weight of the world. His face is drawn and his emotions are hard to read. He looks underweight, worn-out and emotionally detached from his immediate surroundings. At any moment he looks ready to lash out, to break down into tears or to nod off to sleep. Personal hygiene is also lax.

Gauteng govt assists unemployed youth

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Johannesburg – Almost 40% of young people in Gauteng are unemployed. A factor compounding this challenge is that the youth often don’t know how or where to go to find employment.

Financial literacy is the key to a bright future

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Pretoria - Keeping up with the latest trends is key to having the latest gadgets and hottest designer garb. But to be able to afford that, together with gourmet food, one has to be financially savvy, and nobody understands this better than South African youth.

Doing it for Madiba

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As part of the Nelson Mandela Day activities this year, staff at the Nelson Mandela Museum in Qunu will clean the graves of liberation heroes and other extraordinary South Africans who contributed to the country’s freedom and democracy.

Pule shares vision of easier life with broadband

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Cape Town - The Minister of Communications, Dina Pule, has shared her vision of a broadband future that will include millions of South Africans being connected to the internet via their television sets, learners using e-textbooks and nurses consulting with doctors, who are miles away, to save lives.

SA children take centre stage

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Cape Town - Driving into Cape Town on Wednesday, listening to an afternoon talk show host, I was left in no doubt that the big news for some was Canadian pop star Justin Bieber’s first concert in South Africa.