Hillbrow’s Tenement Apartments: Light & Shadow | Joburg: Click on the name of the photographer below the image to see more Johannesburg goodness. Hillbrow’s Tenement Apartments: Light & Shadow Image by andryn2006 Johannesburg One More: Stapelia gettliffei flower Image by Martin_Heigan Stapelia gettliffei (South African Stapeliad Desert flower). Martin – … [Read more...] about Hillbrow’s Tenement Apartments: Light & Shadow | Joburg
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Piet Byleveld ‘brought light to dark situations’
Piet Byleveld ‘brought light to dark situations’: Piet Byleveld ‘brought light to dark situations’: Piet Byleveld was a policeman of the highest quality and integrity who brought light to dark situations, mourners have said at his memorial service. #GuptaEmails: Tony Gupta allegedly called Saxonwold security guards ‘monkeys’: In 2012, Tony … [Read more...] about Piet Byleveld ‘brought light to dark situations’
Gay university students feel invisible. It’s time to shine a light on their issues | The Conversation
Gay university students feel invisible. It's time to shine a light on their issues: Education and awareness about gender identity and sexual orientation are crucial. EPA/Kim LudbrookThe Eastern Cape is South Africa’s most conservative province when it comes to attitudes about homosexuality. Even in spaces that might be considered more liberal – like university campuses – gender … [Read more...] about Gay university students feel invisible. It’s time to shine a light on their issues | The Conversation
Mosquito discovery sheds light on how malaria is spread in South Africa | The Conversation
Mosquito discovery sheds light on how malaria is spread in South Africa: A second Malaria causing mosquito has been discovered in South Africa . FlickrAcross the world there are limited tools available for controlling mosquitoes. The two most successful and widely used initiatives are indoor house spraying and the use of insecticide treated bed nets. These target mosquitoes … [Read more...] about Mosquito discovery sheds light on how malaria is spread in South Africa | The Conversation
Survey sheds light on who marched against President Zuma and why | The Conversation
Survey sheds light on who marched against President Zuma and why: The face and character of protests in South Africa seems to be changing. Reuters/Marius BoschSouth Africa has long been described as the “protest capital of the world”. But the protests have largely been confined to black townships and informal settlements. The student protests of 2015-2016 suggested that this … [Read more...] about Survey sheds light on who marched against President Zuma and why | The Conversation
