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The Citizens Movement will ignite a process of healing among South Africans, aid the journey from subject to citizen and encourage active participation in entrenching the values of our constitutional democracy.
This figure is quoted by our Education Connector Eugene Daniels. See http://csimatters.co.za/featured/mobilising-communities-for-change/
This figure is quoted by our Education Connector Eugene Daniels. See http://csimatters.co.za/featured/mobilising-communities-for-change/
A growing body of research suggests the first 1000 days of a child’s life – the 9 months in the womb and the first 2 years out of it – are vital to their long-term health and life prospects
A growing body of research suggests the first 1000 days of a child’s life – the 9 months in the womb and the first 2 years out of it – are vital to their long-term health and life prospects
Early in 2012 the SA Institute of Race Relations revealed that a staggering 51% of South African youth is unemployed and that out of every 4 jobless people, 3 are under the age of 35
Early in 2012 the SA Institute of Race Relations revealed that a staggering 51% of South African youth is unemployed and that out of every 4 jobless people, 3 are under the age of 35
This estimate is at mid-2010, from the National Youth Development Agency
This estimate is at mid-2010, from the National Youth Development Agency
In Focus

Our Shocked Nation

Published on 14 Feb 2013   |   By Eugene Daniels

Almost two weeks ago, 17-year-old Anene Booysen was gang-raped and disembowelled after visiting a club. She was found, barely alive, at the Asla construction site where she worked, not far from her RDP home, and died later in hospital. This incident in Bredasdorp has shocked our nation and should spur us to move beyond rage and horror. This is a clarion call for action

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