A Ball of Bright Colours The rainbow that unites, a smile so wide, The game that unites, together, side by side. Sharing a moment, you and I, The game hasn’t started, and the cheering’s not the loudest. The happiness of the young yet to spring, Friends are waiting to
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Cultural Crossroads: Surname Tradition and the Future of African Marriage
Introduction The significance of a woman taking the surname “Isibongo” in isiZulu from her husband is deeply rooted in culture; it is mostly common in African traditions that acknowledge the custom of marriage. Its importance is multifaceted, surrounding cultural norms, social norms, and family structures. Diving into Cultural Significance
Internet Censorship: Justified or Overreach?
Introduction In an increasingly digital world, the question of internet censorship has become more pressing than ever. While some argue that censorship protects society from harm, we believe it is ultimately a threat to fundamental freedoms, democracy, and the open exchange of ideas. Internet Censorship as an Overreach One
The Decline of Democracy in Africa: A Threat to Human Rights
Introduction During the leadership of Nelson Mandela in 1994, South Africa transitioned from apartheid to democracy which was admired and inspired by other countries across the world establishing the groundwork for a democratic society founded on equality, the rule of law, and respect for human rights. The Ascendance of
South Africa’s Stationery Lists Causes Anxiety to Parents
Introduction It had been an overwhelmingly, frustrating January that left parents disheartened as the school holidays ended, and it was time to get ready for school. South African parents were left shocked by the school stationery lists in the new year, which include items like macaroni, beans, and cosmetics, as
Indigenous Futurisms in African Art
Introduction Indigenous Futurism is a movement that primarily uses lenses to motivate people to change the way they think. Changing perspectives and taking actions that support colonialism and apartheid. Speculative fiction, science, and traditional indigenous storytelling are all incorporated within Indigenous Futurism. Indigenous Futurism aims to regain sovereignty, question colonial
Exploring the Significance the 12% GDP Contributed by the Transport Sector in Africa
Introduction Johannesburg is one of Africa’s most multicultural cities, with taxi ranks that handle more traffic than the two international airports. Every South African has once or twice ridden in a Toyota Hi-Ace (minibus-taxi), also known as “Siyaya,” one of the fastest taxis that gets you from the taxi rank
Cognitive Diversity: A Catalyst for Economic Growth and Social Development
Introduction It is natural to think of identity diversity when we talk about diversity, and South Africa has a long history where the government has worked hard to redress the past. Nonetheless, when it comes to diversity, the government needs to think creatively and focus also on cognitive diversity. Incorporating
Why do Black Men need Feminism: Breaking Boundaries and Stigmas
Introduction Growing up, a boy was taught how to hunt and kill because a man must provide for his family. One day, while walking in a grim, depressing forest looking for his grandfather’s lost cow, he remembers that: “Indoda indoda ngezinkomo zayo”, meaning that a man is a man with
Challenging Orthodox Gender Ideology in Sport: Breaking down Barriers for Inclusivity and Equality
Introduction South Africa’s most recent sports statistics highlight that Banyana Banyana’s fan base has grown dramatically as a result of its WAFCON victory and dish-fit-for-a-king performance at the 2023 FIFA World Cup. We cannot, however, make the same claim about other Middle Eastern nations, such as Yemen, Iran, and Saudi
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