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The Boy Child Is Being Left Behind — and South Africa Can No Longer Afford to Ignore It
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The Boy Child Is Being Left Behind — and South Africa Can No Longer Afford to Ignore It

In South Africa today, a quiet crisis is unfolding—one that rarely trends, rarely mobilises donors, and rarely earns political urgency. It is the slow erosion of the boy child. This is not a reactionary argument, nor a dismissal of the very real gains made in advancing girls and women since 1994. Those interventions were necessary,...

Building Resilience In Our Children
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Building Resilience In Our Children

There’s a difficult conversation that needs to be had in relation to parenting and it’s about resilience. The actual word that I want to use it hardship but we’ll get to that. For those who don’t have kids, here’s how online parenting advice works. The people who are most vocal about giving parenting advice are...

Father, Daughter, Love
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Father, Daughter, Love

I grew up in a society where black fathers were shunned because of their lack of support and availability. It is said that a father figure is rare where black women are concerned and that in turn, deprives them of the teachings from a male on how life works especially where men are concerned. Not...