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Posted inEquality

Government does not have the right to ignore rural citizens

by Wilmien Wicomb 21 May 202121 May 2021

Proposed changes to the Traditional Courts Bill to remove the possibility to “opt out” and use magistrate’s courts instead are probably unconstitutional, and definitely play into the hands of traditional leaders instead of their communities

Posted inEquality, General, Health

Committed to teaching in the midst of smog: Five turnaround strategies for rural schools

Mandela Rhodes Scholars by Mandela Rhodes Scholars 15 December 2017

By Lehlohonolo Mofokeng There is no shortage of evidence that our basic education is in shreds. That being said, the question that we should be asking ourselves is: how do we get out of this mess? How do we ensure that our learners, in spite of an already established culture of mediocrity, start to believe […]

Posted inEquality, Gender violence

The peaceful village illusion

Mandela Rhodes Scholars by Mandela Rhodes Scholars 25 September 201325 September 2013

By Zimbini Ogle Send your children to the villages, they will be taught respect and dignity. The village life will inculcate good principles and life is peaceful in the villages, we were told. Yes Khaya Dlanga I agree with you on the violence in villages today. I remember the stories about how peaceful it was: […]

Posted inBusiness, News/Politics

The changing landscape of financial inclusion

Lee-Roy Chetty by Lee-Roy Chetty 15 April 2013

Today, there is broad recognition that access to capital is only one of the inputs required for economic development and poverty alleviation. Furthermore, the marginalised — like anyone — require and use a variety of financial services for a variety of purposes. And some of these services work better than others, for reasons we are […]

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