When Covid-19 hit South Africa, neither of us could tell how our livelihoods were bound to change. On the 5th of March 2020, the Minister of Health confirmed the very first case of Covid-19 in South Africa. The virus was foreign to South Africans, but they knew how dangerous and deadly it was. Upon the …
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Ulundi Mpulu is a young entrepreneur aged 22 years old from Motherwell township in Port Elizabeth. He studied woodwork at the Raymond Mhlaba training center where he obtained woodwork skills. However, this interview informs us about his home restaurant named The Pallet Dr. How did the business idea came about? In 2017 my mother who …
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Interview of Zanele Msizi The employer of five says women empowerment is something she always wanted to be a part of. She grew up in the care of women – her grandmother, mother and older sister – a fact that she attributes to shaping her into the person she is today. Msizi holds BA in Media …
Have you ever wondered about what really went down during the 1976 Soweto Uprising? What was the main cause for this movement and most importantly, if you are interested in historical films then this is for you. This movie takes us back to the brutal time of apartheid in South Africa. It mainly informs its …
Concerns of youth unemployment in South Africa continue to rise as the country is in the process of trying to fix the economy after being hit by the Coronavirus. The already crippled economy has suffered greatly after the country was locked up to curb the spread of covid-19 and that worsened the unemployment rate. According …
Saving money is vital for one’s future as it saves you from a lot of unwanted financial stress. Most young people do not really save money, simply because most of them they do not have heavy responsibilities. However, it is when they leave high school or college that they see the need of having to …
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