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Learn and Teach got a letter the other day. The letter was from Sacos – the South African Council of Sport. They were inviting us to the...
Many people think that I am just a piece of rubbish because I work in the rubbish dump,” says maMotaung. “1 want people to hear my story....
Dear Learn and Teach Please help me. I am in my last year at school. But because of the trouble in the townships, there are no exams this...
One afternoon after lunch, I was sitting on my chair at my desk. I was full after eating my ‘skaftin’. I felt like having a quick nap....
We travelled a long way to find Edwin Mofutsanyana — all the way to the mountains of Lesotho. When we got to his little house, a tall,...
The bell rings. It’s five o’clock and it’s tjaile time at the Rolfes Factory in Elandsfontein. Some workers walk back to the hostel for a...
"We the trade unions meeting here today, say to all that we want a united South Africa. We say no more apartheid, low wages, poverty and...
Unity is often like a frog,” said a worker. “Every time you think you have it in your hands, it jumps out.” This is very true. After four...
Thousands of people came from all over South Africa. They came on bicycles. Others came in cars and taxis. Many came by bus and a few...
It’s on a Thursday night, half past seven in Western Township, Johannesburg. The hall is full. A man is standing at the front talking....