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Meet 11 year old Stacey Fru, Africa’s youngest award winning author
It’s never too early for a young girl to find her purpose and pursue her dreams as she becomes a woman. Today we celebrate 11 year...
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Malema and Shivambu’s xenophobic utterances are an attack on the values of Africanism and ubuntu
Recent xenophobic and Afrophobic utterances by Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu, two of the leading figures in South Africa’s EFF party, fly in the face of...
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South Africa: 17 year old Gabriella Mogale creates solution to end shack fires
Gabriella Mogale’s innovation won gold at the 2017 Eskom Expo for Young Scientists. Mogale, a (Grade 11 in 2017) learner at Collegiate Girls' High School designed...
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South Africa installs Africa’s first pharmacy dispensing unit (PDU)
Alexandra township in northern Johannesburg, is the recipient of Africa's first ATM pharmacy. The Pharmacy dispensing unit was launched by Gauteng Health MEC Gwen Ramokgopa who...
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Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng appointed new VC of University of Cape Town
We continue celebrating the achievements of women this month. The recent appointment of Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Cape...

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Meet 11 year old Stacey Fru, Africa’s youngest award winning author

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