Since #COVID19 hit us earlier in the year we were forced to pause and re-examine what we consider most important in life, we believe that these stories in the “Stories Of Hope” E-book, will give you hope, read here about how our people remained hopeful during a challenging time: “Stories Of Hope” E-book
Eliya Kgatla put his life at risk for the people of Soweto by giving out food stamps to the needy during the national Lockdown, all it takes is more than an ordinary sense of duty to be an essential services worker in a country paralysed by a pandemic . Read about Eliya’s heroic ways on
Today our CEO, Ms. Claudia Shilumani will be speaking on “Earlier impressions when Covid-19 surfaced in SA and the crisis communication machinery the country implemented” at the Africa Brand Summit hosted in Cape Town, South Africa. To learn more about the summit click here https://africabrandsummit.co/#2020africabrandsummit
Protecting our loved ones against #Covid19 is still a priority, read more here on how to do that: https://sacoronavirus.co.za/…/newnormal-how-can-we…/…Source: sacoronavirus.co.za
Zulu Prince Nhlanganiso calling out on everyone to look after their health to fight the battle against HIV. He is encouraging people to test and know their status, if HIV+ to start treatment.
Traditional medicine is not the solution if you are HIV+, you need to be on treatment.
Be a man who puts their health first by testing for HIV today. You will not walk this journey alone. Know your status and be initiated on treatment.
Stepping Stones participants Grassroots Soccer - Phillippi, Cape Town A group of women in the informal settlement of Phillippi, Cape Town, lived as neighbours but didn’t even know each other’s names. They all went about their daily routines, ignorant of the struggles they shared, until they were brought together in the Woza Asibonisane! Stepping Stones
Brothers for Life is proud to introduce Tinqoh, a hero of the people, who has to become a hero to himself when life takes a difficult turn.
Brothers for Life is proud to present this TV public service announcement (PSA) as part of our campaign to end rape and gender-based violence in South Africa. Working with the Department of Social Development and funded by USAID and PEPFAR, we have made this PSA in the hope that men who are at risk of
