Sure, here are some recent news stories from South Africa that highlight people and initiatives breaking barriers:
Education:
- A rural Eastern Cape village school, Nqileni, made history as the first public school in the province to achieve a 100% pass rate in the 2023 matriculation exams. This incredible feat, fueled by dedicated teachers and resilient students, shattered expectations and challenged the narrative of underperforming rural schools.
- The “She Hacks” coding bootcamp is empowering young women from disadvantaged backgrounds to enter the tech field. This free initiative equips them with coding skills, mentorship, and career guidance, opening doors to a future filled with digital possibilities.
Entrepreneurship:
- Lungile Liswani, a young entrepreneur from Soweto, is revolutionizing the township fashion scene with his vibrant sneaker brand, “Mashu.” His designs, inspired by local culture and infused with global trends, are breaking down fashion barriers and putting Soweto style on the map.
- Nokwanda Mafu, a social entrepreneur, is tackling food insecurity in her community through her innovative “Yebo Grocery” initiative. This network of community-run mini-markets provides affordable fresh produce and groceries, promoting food access and economic empowerment.
Social Justice:
- The #EndGBV movement continues to gain momentum, pushing for stronger legal frameworks and societal awareness to combat gender-based violence. Their relentless advocacy is breaking the silence and empowering survivors to seek justice.
- The Khayelitsha Art Hub is giving a voice to young people from the township through its vibrant murals and community arts projects. Their kreativiteit is challenging stereotypes and sparking conversations about social issues, transforming public spaces into canvases for social change.
These are just a few examples of the many South Africans who are breaking barriers and making a difference in their communities. Their stories of resilience, innovation, and dedication inspire hope and pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable future.
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LAURA PATTERSON | GUEST Three years ago, I found myself in a holding pattern over the city of Nashville. Only minutes after the pilot instructed the cabin and crew to prepare for descent, the plan seemed to change. I realized over the next 30 minutes, with no announcement from the cockpit, that we were not - Lesotho villagers complain of damage from water project backed by African Development Bank
ICYMI: About 1,600 people file complaint to AfDB demanding transparency over forced relocations and compensation Eighteen rural communities in Lesotho have filed a complaint with the African Development Bank (AfDB) over its funding of a multibillion-pound water project whose construction process they claim has ruined fields, polluted water sources and damaged homes. About 1,600 people - Lesotho villagers complain of damage from water project backed by African Development Bank
ICYMI: About 1,600 people file complaint to AfDB demanding transparency over forced relocations and compensation Eighteen rural communities in Lesotho have filed a complaint with the African Development Bank (AfDB) over its funding of a multibillion-pound water project whose construction process they claim has ruined fields, polluted water sources and damaged homes. About 1,600 peoplehttp://dlvr.it/TN8PCh - Lesotho villagers complain of damage from water project backed by African Development Bank
ICYMI: About 1,600 people file complaint to AfDB demanding transparency over forced relocations and compensation Eighteen rural communities in Lesotho have filed a complaint with the African Development Bank (AfDB) over its funding of a multibillion-pound water project whose construction process they claim has ruined fields, polluted water sources and damaged homes. About 1,600 people - ‘A dance done by the whole world’: South African choreographer dreams of global reach
Lee-ché Janecke, an MTV VMA nominee for his work with Tyla, looks for ‘a new start’ as South African dance and music goes global In a dance studio in suburban east Johannesburg, the choreographer Lee-ché Janecke put a group of student cheerleaders through their steps. After five hours of everything from body rolls to voguing - Mondlo Township Quiet After Minister’s Visit
ICYMI: [GroundUp] Last week residents burnt down their municipal officeshttp://dlvr.it/TN7k6l - Uniformed Man Calling for Removal of Politicians Is Not From the South African Army
[Africa Check] Uniformed man calling for removal of politicians is not from the South African armyhttp://dlvr.it/TN7jxJ - ‘This is the hardest I’ve ever lived’: meet the US cowgirls making it as ranchers
More women are entering the US ranching and agriculture field. Their struggles – and aspirations – defy the traditional Marlboro cowboy stereotype Savanah McCarty was not riding across the wide-open prairie when a horse accident nearly killed her. She was in the driveway of her leased farm outside Bozeman, Montana, waiting for a student’s mother - Charlie Kirk May Have Fans in SA – – but His Views Are Inconsequential Here
ICYMI: [Daily Maverick] Attempts to import US culture wars to South Africa are doomed to fail, because we are a very different country.http://dlvr.it/TN5RYzhttp://dlvr.it/TN7Hnp - Lesotho villagers complain of damage from water project backed by African Development Bank
About 1,600 people file complaint to AfDB demanding transparency over forced relocations and compensation Eighteen rural communities in Lesotho have filed a complaint with the African Development Bank (AfDB) over its funding of a multibillion-pound water project whose construction process they claim has ruined fields, polluted water sources and damaged homes. About 1,600 people livinghttp://dlvr.it/TN7HbZ - Lesotho villagers complain of damage from water project backed by African Development Bank
About 1,600 people file complaint to AfDB demanding transparency over forced relocations and compensation Eighteen rural communities in Lesotho have filed a complaint with the African Development Bank (AfDB) over its funding of a multibillion-pound water project whose construction process they claim has ruined fields, polluted water sources and damaged homes. About 1,600 people living - Charlie Kirk May Have Fans in SA – – but His Views Are Inconsequential Here
ICYMI: [Daily Maverick] Attempts to import US culture wars to South Africa are doomed to fail, because we are a very different country.http://dlvr.it/TN6Zvx - Mondlo Township Quiet After Minister’s Visit
[GroundUp] Last week residents burnt down their municipal officeshttp://dlvr.it/TN6ZpH - E-302 Scoot Over: Imitating the Hospitality of Christ—Jesus Quenches our Thirst
One definition for hospitality is to make space. So, friend, could you scoot over and make space at your table to share a meal, expand your heart to make space for a new relationship, listen instead of talking making space for others to be understood? This season will learn from the host, Jesus […]http://dlvr.it/TN6FWg
