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I commend the students who fight for #FeesMustFall, but I cannot ignore the power that political regalia still holds, especially when it comes to dividing students, says
Celma Costa
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Current Events
How do we reclaim a sense of dignity that will last longer than the one that came with yesterday’s social grant? asks
Celma Costa
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Politics
Would it be incorrect to state that a world without poverty would be a world where innovation would be highly compromised? asks
Celma Costa
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Lifestyle
Black lives happen and stop happening everyday, and I suppose, for this reason, expenditure on them would be a laughing matter for some, says
Celam Costa
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Current Events
And it’s not because Mandela has passed. Each country has its own heroes, or self-proclaimed heroes, in any cause. Nelson Mandela’s case is an interesting one. His heroic nature was first acclaimed by the then recently victorious US, (after having sanctioned South Africa themselves), and the world followed suite. (As it usually does) His human
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Our modern day, collective desire to struggle is what burdens this country’s shoulders, argues Celma Costa.
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Lifestyle
This question must be asked. And if you’re looking for an answer, move on to brighter things, for I am not qualified to provide answers, but I am certainly in the business of asking, says
Celma Costa
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Lifestyle
It comes as a sad epiphany that most of the destruction and suffering humanity witnesses today is but the product of our own doing, says
Celma Costa
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Lifestyle
We teach each other to ditch the kids, lock the doors of our womanhood, and step inside a “man’s world” – not to be a woman in it, but to take revenge, says
Celma Costa
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Cape Town - The recent high profile cases of women and children either being raped, burned, or hidden in a shallow grave highlights the need to focus on making boys and young men better members of society, the Department of Women in the Presidency, said on Wednesday.
''Gender-based violence remains one of the most critical challenges facing our communities today,'' said director general Jenny Schriener in a statement.
''The recent disturbing developments sketch a grim reality that women continue to face in our society.''
This was as fear rose over the murders of a number of women and children this week.
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Karabo Mokoena's burnt body was discovered in a shallow grave in Lyndhurst, eastern Johannesburg, after she went missing, and three-year-old Courtney Pieters was found buried near her house after being missing for more than a week.
Schreiner called on community leaders to engage with their communities to prevent the abuse and violence against women and children every day.
South Africa customarily sets aside 16 days in December to focus on eliminating violence against women and children, but some say this is not enough, spawning a debate with the hashtag #menaretrash.
''While some of these cases have caught the media’s attention – we should always bear in mind that there are equally brutal cases of many other women suffering at the hands of men – whose pain and suffering remains unknown. It therefore requires that we all do our part in our homes, communities and various institutions including places of work to prevent violence,'' said Schreiner.
A lodger in Pieters' home, Mortimer Saunders was arrested for the child's murder and appeared in the Goodwood Magistrate's Court on Wednesday. He will return to court on May 24.
Sandile Kagiso Mantsoe, was arrested in connection with Mokoena's murder and has appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court. He will apply for bail on May 24.


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