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The Justice Desk (TJD), a South African human rights non-profit organisation, has launched an awareness campaign as part of 16 Days of Activism, which features 16 voices for 16 Days. The campaign will feature and amplify the thoughts, reflections, voices and... 
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Huge amounts of money were spent in Zebediela, Limpopo on halls that are hardly used and are crumbling from neglect. “What are we supposed to do with a useless hall, when we have no tap water or roads in our village?” asks David Ledwaba, a resident of Zebediela in... 
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eDeaf is making room for the deaf community by striving to improve their social and economic lives through a variety of empowerment and skills development programmes. eDeaf, a skills development training provider, aims to break down the stereotype that deaf people are... 
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A group of young social activists, who not only voted in the recent local government elections, but also stood as councillors and won a seat, are determined to ensure they promote civic education so communities understand their rights in accessing municipal structures... 
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“South Africa holds the shameful distinction of being the most unsafe places in the world to be a woman” – President Cyril Ramaphosa. According to a United Nations women’s right committee, Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, some survivors of... 
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When President Cyril Ramaphosa called gender-based violence (GBV) the ‘second pandemic’ in South Africa, the simmering issue was finally acknowledged as a national crisis. However, for Vodacom, GBV has always been the ‘first pandemic’ and the...
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