Lira’s Journey of Resilience and Inspiration

South African singer Lira faced a significant challenge when she suffered a stroke while traveling in March 2022. The stroke left her unable to speak, read, or write, which is a severe loss as a musician. However, Lira’s unwavering spirit and determination have been a beacon of hope and a testament to her resilience.

Igniting Change: Combating Period Poverty on Mandela Day

Renowned gym, Ignite Fitness, is collaborating with the MENstruation Foundation on Mandela Day to combat period poverty. With a presence in 10 locations across South Africa, Ignite Fitness is hosting an Open Month during July to raise awareness and garner support for this worthy cause.

Cape Town Leads the Way in Sustainable Energy Practices

Cape Town, a city renowned for its natural beauty and rich history, has been making waves in the sustainable energy sector. The city has recently emerged as a leader in energy performance, with 69 of its municipal assets displaying energy performance certificates (EPCs). This achievement brings Cape Town closer to compliance with the SANS 1544:2014 regulation and sets a powerful example for other municipalities across South Africa.

The trial of the five men accused of murdering former Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa is set to resume at the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on 17 July. This trial has been postponed due to the presiding judge’s illness and suspension.

WILDTRUST’s Study Reveals Crucial Areas for Shark and Ray Protection in South Africa

To commemorate Shark Awareness Day on July 14th, WILDTRUST, a leading South African conservation organization, collaborated with various partners to conduct a groundbreaking study aimed at identifying essential areas within the country’s continental waters for the protection of sharks and rays. The study, entitled “A Systematic Conservation Plan Identifying Critical Areas for Improved Chondrichtyan Protection in South Africa,” aims to address the urgent need to safeguard these endangered species.

Sudanese Refugees Face Housing Crisis in Cairo

Due to an outbreak of war between Sudan’s rival generals, Mohannad and his family were forced to flee their home in Khartoum and travel 2,000 kilometers to Cairo, Egypt. However, upon arrival, they discovered landlords were exploiting the influx of refugees by raising rents. Mohannad’s landlady demanded he triple his rent to keep his apartment, and when he refused, she resorted to cutting off electricity and water.

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Dineo Ranaka’s Contract Termination and Her Struggles with Mental Health Dineo Ranaka’s recent contract termination from Gautengbased commercial radio station, Kaya FM, has received widespread attention, particularly due to her long absence from the airwaves due to her struggles with mental illness. However, there are conflicting reports about the situation. This article will explore the facts surrounding Ranaka’s contract termination, her struggles with Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (TLE), and the crucial need for empathy and support for people with mental health challenges.

Blac Chyna Responds to Khloé Kardashian’s “Maternal Influence” Comment with Love and Positivity

Recently, Khloé Kardashian made a comment about her niece, Dream Kardashian, needing a strong “maternal influence” in her life. This comment was perceived by many as a subtle jab at Dream’s mother, Blac Chyna. However, both Blac Chyna and Khloé Kardashian have since addressed the situation, emphasizing the importance of love, positivity, and healthy coparenting in their family dynamic.

Rising from the Ashes: Springboks Seek Redemption after All Blacks Defeat

The Springboks, South Africa’s national rugby team, are determined to bounce back after their crushing defeat against the All Blacks in Auckland. Despite the setback, they remain undeterred and are focused on redemption in the forthcoming matches against Argentina and other rivals. These encounters will also serve as World Cup warmups, providing the team with crucial preparation for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

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