I am African, not because of the color of my skin or my mother tongue Kodwa ukhetho lwam lokwamkela incubeko yam, ukhetho lwam lokuthetha kakhulu nangocuzinca ngabantu bam Ligazi elaphalazwa ngookhokho bam, notata bam, imizabalazo ababehamba kuyo ukuze bandinike ithuba lokuthetha ulwimi lwam lweenkobe, nokufundisa abanye, nokufunda ulwimi lwabo Kukunyamezela kwabo okwandinika ithuba lokuthetha iilwimi […]
Touched by the sun it shines brighter than a twenty carat diamond ring, the glow is liberating, it speaks a similar language to that of ‘strings and bling’, undeniably rich melanin, As it walks in the room it creates a scene. Why, you ask? The beauty is unbearable, awe-inspiring and mesmerizing, dark melanin is beautiful,
One of our Business teachers – Mr. De Wit who has been part of the charity since 2009 along with his husband – was awarded public recognition during one of the schools’ assemblies for being a committed citizen to The Daily Bread Organization.The Daily Bread Organization is a charity that was established in 2008 that
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67 years ago on the 9th of August thousands of women marched to the Union Buildings so that women of colour could move around South African soil without any restrictions. Unfortunately, even though democracy has been achieved, there have been even larger battles that South African women have had to conquer. With all the systems