racism
#LivingtheLegacy: Unapologetically Asanda
In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic and as we reflect on Nelson Mandela’s legacy that serves as a memory that gives hope for...
Brand South Africa partners with the Soul City Institute
This year marks 25 years of a democratic South Africa. Since it’s much celebrated liberation in 1994, the country has achieved great strides through...
Brand South Africa calls on citizens to stand up for human rights as the...
Johannesburg, Monday 10 December 2018 – Today South Africa joins the international community to commemorate International Human Rights Day which is observed annually on...
Young South Africans speak out against Gender-Based Violence
Young South Africans speak out against Gender-Based Violence. The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children is an international awareness...
Five essential African documentaries you can watch online right now
AfriDocs is a multi-platform streaming service featuring some of the best documentaries about Africa available to watch for free and in an instant, right...
South African poet takes African women’s message to the world
Poet Koleka Putuma is a South African cultural icon-in-waiting. Her straight-talking multimedia poetry tackles racism, sexism and social ills head-on, giving young African women...
Community service included in Rhodes course
Rhodes University students are getting involved in weekly community service, which is the practical component of the Intetho ZoBomi philosophy course.
Chili Kier
Rhodes University has...
New card game encourages South Africans to become positive forces in communities
The creator of a new local card game – Game for Humanity – that encourages kind deeds and community sharing, is aiming to inspire...
UWI honours Desmond Tutu with Luminary Award
The University of the West Indies has named Desmond Tutu the recipient of its Luminary Award. His daughter, Reverend Canon Mpho Tutu van Furth,...
A wild beard and fierce convictions
Many voices brought down apartheid, and writer Cornelius Thomas is determined the less-famous activists will also be remembered for their participation in the struggle.
• Cultural group writes own history
