
Enyobeni survivor recalls ‘dying’
Witnesses relive the day they nearly lost their lives.
Witnesses relive the day they nearly lost their lives.
The first group of witnesses speak of seeing no visible injuries on the bodies of the victims while a police officer noted foam in their noses.
Parents and family members of the 21 young people who died in Enyobeni Tavern in East London are hopeful that the inquest will bring justice.
How this uprising will be chaperoned to a just social order in Kenya depends on what leadership may emerge from the social forces that drove it.
Over 90,000 recruits are left in limbo as Lesufi’s Nasi iSpani project is in turmoil.
“Climate change is still largely a misunderstood issue for much of the public, and climate change literacy is low in South Africa.”
Khayelitsha residents attending the speak-out organised by Cry of the Xcluded decried the loss of every sense of security.
Schools are busy with mid-year exams while some learners are still waiting to be placed in the Western Cape.
Voters in rural Vhembe district in Limpopo hope that the ballot box will bring about change in their circumstances.
If we fail to realise that the many-headed monster of youth unemployment requires us to shift the burden from individuals to systems and institutions, we will continue to chop off one head of the hydra, only for two more to grow in its place.
Student organisations have welcomed the move by Nzimande but warn that it does not immediately solve the problems at Nsfas.
Despite the 21 deaths of youth two years ago in the Enyobeni Tavern, drunken pens down parties continue.