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By Zamayirha Peter, Communications Manager, ACTIVATE! Change Drivers Providing the youth with the necessary civic and leadership skills to engage government structures to drive meaningful change within their communities, was the subject of a recent workshop hosted by...Articles, Governance and Economy, Human Rights
27 May 2022 Tackling corruption within South Africa When he appeared to give evidence to the SA Human Rights Commission inquiry into the July 2021 insurrection, President Cyril Ramaphosa indicated that SA had not become a failed state … yet. He went on to compare the...Blog, Civil Society, Corporate Social Investment and Donors, Human Rights
27 May 2022 Corruption cannot continue to go unpunished When he appeared to give evidence to the SA Human Rights Commission inquiry into the July 2021 insurrection, President Cyril Ramaphosa indicated that SA had not become a failed state … yet. He went on to compare... Articles, Human Rights, Top News
Social development MEC Sharna Fernandez on Wednesday said the number of GBV cases being referred to them from the Gender-Based Violence Command Centre (GBVCC) was a serious cause for concern. More than half of the 401 recorded cases were for physical violence. Sixty... Articles, Civil Society, Human Rights, Youth Articles
On Thursday, a group of about 150 people marched to the Western Cape High Court to protest against racism in the banking sector. But some were under the impression that they were headed to a youth debate at Parliament. “Did you know this was a march?” asked a... Articles, Corporate Social Investment and Donors, Human Rights
Google, on International Women’s Day, announced that its philanthropic arm, Google.org, is committing R15.3m in charitable funding to support programmes helping women entrepreneurs to grow their businesses, as part of a series of new initiatives aimed at...
Young women mobilizing to challenge neoliberal economies that ride on the backs of black women.
