Complex Complexions: What’s black, light and has yellow bones?: Devan Moonsamy CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute By Devan Moonsamy, CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute On an otherwise lovely holiday in Southeast Asia, I experienced something I am not entirely unused to – racism. But, being on holiday, and shopping in the beautiful surroundings of Thailand, it caught me by … [Read more...] about Complex Complexions: What’s black, light and has yellow bones?
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It’s time to rethink what’s meant by “mother tongue” education | The Conversation
It's time to rethink what's meant by "mother tongue" education: ShutterstockThe issue of mother tongue education has been fiercely but sporadically debated in South Africa since 1994. In the past two and a half years, student protests at universities across the country have breathed new life into the discussions. Proponents of mother tongue … [Read more...] about It’s time to rethink what’s meant by “mother tongue” education | The Conversation
Free up your time for what’s good in life
Free up your time for what’s good in life: Spend less time preparing meals and more time for you Johannesburg, April, 11, 2018: Free up your time for what’s good in life – by Penny Ntuli, marketing director of Tetra Pak South Africa Have you ever sat down at the end of the week, and realised you just couldn’t find the time to do all the things you set out to do? Juggling … [Read more...] about Free up your time for what’s good in life
Classism in South Africa: What’s happening in our shops? An opinion piece by Devan Moonsamy, CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute
Classism in South Africa: What’s happening in our shops? An opinion piece by Devan Moonsamy, CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute: Devan Moonsamy CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute Classism in South Africa: What’s happening in our shops? An opinion piece by Devan Moonsamy, CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute Arguably one of the most feel-good movie shop scenes has to be in … [Read more...] about Classism in South Africa: What’s happening in our shops? An opinion piece by Devan Moonsamy, CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute
Explainer: what’s behind the rabies outbreak in South Africa | The Conversation
Explainer: what's behind the rabies outbreak in South Africa: ShutterstockIn the last four months five cases of rabies in humans have been reported in South Africa, and an additional two cases are probable. The country’s National Institute of Communicable Diseases warns that steps need to be taken to curb the trend. The Conversation Africa’s health … [Read more...] about Explainer: what’s behind the rabies outbreak in South Africa | The Conversation
