Skin toning, skin lightening and skin brightening, are all euphemisms for skin bleaching
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Spotlight on Human Trafficking: A2ES – Arts to End Slavery
HUMAN TRAFFICKING: WHAT IS IT? Human trafficking is the illegal movement of people from one country or area to another, with the aim of exploiting them. Typically, victims of human trafficking may be victims of forced labour or [wiki]sexual exploitation[/wiki]. Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery. THE FIGHT
Africa’s Linguistic Divisions
It is important to remember that a language does not belong to a single nation but to anyone who speaks it.
Wave of Afro-optimism found amongst Africa’s youth
AFRICA YOUTH SURVEY 2020 [wiki]The African Youth Survey 2020[/wiki] has discovered a strong optimism for the future amongst Africa’s youth. Fourteen countries across the African continent took part in The African Youth Survey 2020, which had as its aim to discover the attitudes and feelings of the continent’s 18-24 year
Cultural Dance – A Way Of Life
Many types of cultural dance in Africa are dances of ancestors. They can be hundreds of years old. The types of dance are hugely diverse and each region has different traditions. This makes each community’s dance unique and special.
University of Pretoria set to bring pro-Afrikaans linguistic policy to an end
The [wiki]University of Pretoria[/wiki] in South Africa will soon be ‘phasing out’ Afrikaans as its educational medium. The language will be replaced by English, starting from the 2019/20 academic year. This is in line with a commitment made in 2016. Then, just 18% of enrolees favoured Afrikaans as their language
The “Soap-Opera” Genre: Fact or Fiction?
WHAT IS A ‘SOAP-OPERA’? A “soap-opera” is a dramatised television series based on real life. The majority of soap-operas are set in a fictional, present-day location and focus on daily life. A characteristic soap-opera plot concerns a community and the social, domestic and personal life of the people in that
Community Theatre: Can it change the world we live in?
WHAT IS IT? Community theatre provides a space for discussion and development within a community. It is defined as theatre which is created by and for a community. This type of theatre – sometimes referred to as “applied theatre” – deals with particular issues affecting certain communities. Young people might
Groundbreaking Exhibition Puts African Art And Audiences First
These artists are all internationally recognised, and regularly exhibit across the world.
Language Endangerment — Why and how should we protect them?
An example is Resigaro, an Amazonian language, which is considered the most likely to become extinct as it is only used by two children in honour of their mother.