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Senegal parliamentary elections conclude with PASTEF taking the helm

By Daanyaal Matthews  The Senegalese 2024 election season has concluded following the Pastef’s political parties’ victory over the ad hoc coalition formed between the Alliance for the Republic and Senegalese Democratic Party.  While Pastef will celebrate this victory today, the circumstances of Senegal’s future become more perplexing as the new

Men Stand Tall inspires change through storytelling initiative

Local NPO Men Stand Tall recently hosted its ‘What’s Your Story’ programme at the Athwood Primary School in Hanover Park. The initiative aims to inspire young learners and foster a sense of responsibility and purpose among the next generation. Founder of ‘Men Stand Tall’, Dennis Stander, shared the organisation’s origins,

Gaza battles more than a genocide amid the rise of famine and disease

By Kouthar Sambo The Israeli occupation quadcopters dropped grenades on Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip earlier this week, resulting in the destruction of the healthcare facility and the killing of civilians. “We are still under severe siege, and nothing is allowed to enter—no medicine, no medical teams,

Preventing joint stiffness: Expert tips for athletes

Joint stiffness is a common issue that affects many people, regardless of age. Athletes, in particular, often face this challenge due to the physical demands of their sport. Dr. Angelique Coetzee discussed the prevalence of joint stiffness and its potential long-term impact, especially for those involved in physically intensive careers

Do More Foundation uplifts ECD sector with focus on Children and Practitioners

The Do More Foundation has reported remarkable progress in 2024, highlighting its commitment to uplifting the lives of young children and their families across South Africa. Through its initiatives in eight communities nationwide, the foundation has supported 526 early childhood development (ECD) centres and empowered 1,260 ECD practitioners. Speaking on

Calls mount for government to address factors that contribute to GBV

There are growing calls for the government to address conditions that contribute to the increasing number of instances, especially as the nation prepares to commemorate 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children. A recent study conducted by the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) revealed that alcohol

Hundreds left destitute as inferno rips through Capricorn

The City of Cape Town (COCT) has confirmed that the blaze that ripped through the Overberg Heights in Capricorn on Wednesday morning has left at least 300 people destitute. The COCT Disaster Risk Management Centre spokesperson Sonica Lategan said assessments are ongoing. “Indications are that approximately 100 structures were destroyed,

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