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 IMPACT COVID-19 HAS ON OURLIVE BY: NTSUMBEDZENI TSHIMANGADZO TWITTER: @tshimangien EMAIL: ntsumbedzenitshimangadzo@gmail.com Depending on our status as individuals and members of society, the pandemic's impact and consequences are felt differently. While some people try to adjust to working online, homeschooling their children, and getting food through parcel, others are required to be infected in order to keep civilization running. Our many social identities and the social groupings to which we belong define our social inclusion and, as a result, our vulnerability to epidemics. Photo by: Andrea Mabry The Covid-19 pandemic has affected myself and people around me in a very challenging way especially when it comes to education side where I was forced to learn online, which something that I’m not used to it. This pandemic has had a one-of-a-kind impact on my family and me, disrupting routines, altering relationships and roles, and causing changes to normal child care, school, a...

A CELEBRATION AFRICAN DAY AND EXPRESSION OF BOTH GENDERS AND A FIGHT OF GBV  By: Ntsumbedzeni Tshimangadzo Intagram: Nicholas-Tshimangie Twitter: @tshimangien email: ntsumbedzenitshimangadzo@gmail.com Africa Day is an opportunity for Africans to remember that on  May 25, 1963 , 32 African countries signed the Charter of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), which later evolved into the African Union (AU ). Tshwane University of Technology (Main Campus) celebrate an African day in the fight of both genders were the department of Directorate or extracurricular Development of Pretoria Campus A celebration and expression of both Genders and a fight against GBV   picture taken from internet Tshwane University Technology Pretoria Campus celebrate diversity in south Africa were young poetry showcase their talents in a way that captured the true sense of African, speaking on how we can overcome the pressure of Gander Base Violence. African day (formerly African Freedom D...

UWC CLAIM MAIDEN VARSITY WOMEN’S FOOTBALL TITLE BY: NYTSUMBEDZENI TSHIMANGADZO TWITTER: @tshimangien EMAIL: ntsumbedzenitshimangadzo@gmail.com  14 October 2021 UWC have a golden opportunity to win their maiden Varsity Football women’s title when they take on Tuks at Tuks Stadium on Monday. This will be UWC’s fifth appearance in a Varsity Women’s Football final and Tuks’ second, with neither team having lifted the trophy before. And 04 Oct 2021 Monday make a remunerable history, the match kicked off at 17:00 and it was broadcast live on SuperSport Variety 4 (channel 209).  UWC entered the final as the overwhelming favorite to win their first title, having scored 12 goals in four games, four of which came in their semifinal victory over Wits. Tuks, who had beaten UJ 2-1 in their semi-final, did have home field advantage. Despite being defeated in the final, Khanya Xesi was awarded the Golden Boot for the tournament. Khanya Xesi of UWC provided a fantastic assist to Tiffany Kortj...

  I agree with this statement Somizi was wrong to publish a journalist's contact information and ask his followers to invade her privacy he was wrong by doing that because she approached him for comment on allegations that he was divorcing his husband Mohale Motaung-Mhlongo. Instead of him respond to the substance question he let his ego and rip on the reporter’s, published their contact information on his Instagram. Journalist’s contact him in an effort to gain clarity on on-going rumours about his marriage to Mohale Motaung. Somizi should understand public interest in matters such as his marriage since he turned his marriage lifestyles into a showmax reality show and  many people had watched it. The journalists contact him to get her fact right before writing a story and that was exactly what she was doing by contacting him. Journalists whenever they report a story they use journalism work ethic is to seek for truth and report it to public, gather fact    and t...

Gender based violence (GBV) has become a persistent problem in South Africa. South Africa is one of the countries which have the highest rate of violence against women and children. This thing shatters a millions of children and women in our society, the statistics confirmed the number of GBV crisis has rapidly increased under the Covid-19 lockdown pandemic. The crime against gender based violence reported every day; women are fear to walk around the street, dress the way they want without being labels as sex object and they are also trapped inside with some of their intimate abusers, couldn’t leave or escape to reach out for help.     Lots of sexual violence in South Africa is unknown, Many of the sexual violence go unreported, this it’s not only affect the state institution, but often the victim’s family and friends. Many of victim’s do not tell anyone about their experience. Gender Based Violence (GBV) is a both human rights and public health issue you must know that...