The e’Bosch Heritage Project, in conjunction with various stakeholders and organisations, will host its “Let them Thrive” school holiday programme at 46 schools around the 14 dorpies of Stellenbosch from Monday 27 June until Friday 15 July.
The e’Bosch Heritage Project in conjunction with various stakeholders and organisations will host its “Let them Thrive” school holiday programme at 46 schools around the 14 dorpies of Stellenbosch from Monday 27 June until Friday 15 July.
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Int Women’s Day should serve as reminder of GBV, inequality: activists Director of the Saartjie Baartman Centre for Abused Women and Children Bernadine Bachar said equality for women remains a far cry. FILE: Protesters demonstrate against gender-based violence in front of Parliament on 30 June 2020. Picture: Kaylynn Palm/Eyewitness News.
CAPE TOWN - Monday marks International Women s Day.
In South Africa, many women, however, not only have to deal with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also domestic violence, rape and femicide.
Women s rights activists say the day served as a stark reminder of the injustices women face.
Director of the Saartjie Baartman Centre for Abused Women and Children, Bernadine Bachar, said equality for women remained a far cry.
Surge in alcohol-related trauma cases in Western Cape
By Siphokazi Vuso
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Cape Town â The Western Cape has recorded 79 more Covid-19-related deaths overnight, bringing the total toll to 10 860 in the province.
The lifting of the alcohol ban has also been linked to a continued surge in trauma cases following the provinceâs Emergency Medical Services (EMS) responding to nearly 5 000 incidents at the weekend.
The province has 5 488 total active cases. A total of 1 464 are in hospital, with 320 in ICU or high care.
EMS spokesperson Deanna Bessick said a total of 4 782 incidents were responded to, a drop by 428 compared to last weekend.