The Willow’s Secret, The Farm’s Silence: Leo’s True Story
My story begins on a farm in Mpumalanga, back when I was just six years old. The sun would beat down, a typical South African…
Read articleMy story begins on a farm in Mpumalanga, back when I was just six years old. The sun would beat down, a typical South African…
Read articleOn the 13th June, Faith Action to End GBV and WWSOSA hosted a courageous conversation with Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, Chairperson of the Commission for the Protection…
Read articleBy Rev Mafu Mbili I come before you today as a witness to the power of faith and the promise of justice, a promise that…
Read articleDr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi Restorative practices offer a holistic approach to addressing bullying, gender-based violence (GBV), rape, and other forms of violence in schools, communities, and…
Read articleDr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi As we recently marked International Day of Families, let’s confront the harsh reality: gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) often begins at home.…
Read articleThere is an African proverb that says ‘when spider webs unite they can pull down a lion’ meaning that where there is cooperation the lion,…
Read articleBy Gil Harper Every year on May 1st, South Africa commemorates Workers’ Day, a significant occasion that highlights the hard-fought rights and dignity of workers.…
Read articleBy Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a significant obstacle to achieving gender justice and true freedom. On Freedom Day, we must acknowledge the…
Read articleIndividuals engaging in cyberbullying often excuse their behaviour as ‘inevitable’ within online spaces while deflecting blame onto victims. This is according to a new report…
Read articleBy Rev Bukelwa Hans As we reflect on Good Friday, we remember the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. We remember His broken body, His…
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