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The Whistle Stop School Programme: Alleviating South Africa’s Illiteracy Crisis

The Whistle Stop School (WSS) programme is a promising initiative in the fight against South Africa’s illiteracy crisis. Developed in 2017, the programme is designed to enhance reading skills among primary school learners in Makhanda, South Africa. The WSS programme was established by GADRA Education, a community organization in Makhanda, in collaboration with St Mary’s Primary School. The programme uses phonics, guided reading, and a wellresourced library to help learners grasp reading.

Kirsten Neuschäfer: The First Woman to Win the Golden Globe Race

The Golden Globe Race is considered one of the toughest challenges in the world of sailing, testing human endurance, mental strength, and physical ability. It is an eightmonthlong solo, nonstop, aroundtheworld race, where participants carry all their provisions from the start to the finish, with no external support or assistance allowed, except for emergencies.

Langa’s First Art Gallery: Celebrating Local Talent and Cultivating Community

Langa, a township in Cape Town, South Africa, has a thriving arts scene that has been given a new lease of life with the opening of 16 on Lerotholi, the first art gallery in the area. The founders, four young people from Langa, have created a space that aims to express thoughts and feelings, celebrate local heroes, and showcase the rich artistic talent that has always been synonymous with the township.

The Importance of Maintaining Discipline in the Sporting World

The recent altercation between former Bulls coach Pote Human and a highperformance coach during a Major League Rugby match has garnered significant media attention and triggered an investigation by the league office. The onfield brawl and ejection of both coaches resulted in Human’s suspension for six weeks, a monetary fine, and community service.

The No-Cost Property Home-Ownership Transfer Program

The City of Cape Town has launched a new initiative called the NoCost Property HomeOwnership Transfer Program. It aims to provide eligible beneficiaries with a unique opportunity to become homeowners without incurring any transfer costs. The program is part of the Mayor’s Priority Program, which is expected to achieve around 22,000 nocost transfers over the next three years, with an allocation of R38 million.

The Waterside: La Colombe’s Smart-Casual Seaside Eatery

If you’re visiting Cape Town, take advantage of the chance to experience the La Colombe family of restaurants, one of the most reputable names in the local dining scene. Among their seven restaurants is The Waterside, their latest addition, which boasts a smartcasual vibe perfect for enjoying sumptuous lunches and early suppers with a view of Table Bay.

Tragic Death of Lyle Johnson in Cape Town

The community of Cape Town is mourning the tragic death of 28yearold soccer player Lyle Johnson, who was killed in a hitandrun incident. Johnson played for Trinitarians Football Club, where he was known for his passion for soccer and uplifting personality.

The Alarming Crime Rate in Philippi: A Call to Action

Philippi, one of Cape Town’s poorest suburbs, is plagued by daily gunshots, murders, robberies, and carjackings. The local authorities struggle to keep up with the situation, and even dustbin collectors have withdrawn services due to safety concerns. The problem has escalated to the point where a cleaning company contracted to the City of Cape Town is in trouble due to a syndicate extorting protection money from government contractors.

Nilla Allin’s South African Adventure

Nilla Allin, a rising American singer and TikTok star, recently embarked on a journey to South Africa that has gained attention across social media platforms. With over 1.2 million followers on TikTok, fans have been following her every move as she explores the Western Cape.

Kaizer Chiefs: Developing Young Talent in South Africa

Kaizer Chiefs is a football club known for providing young players a platform to showcase their talents and pursue their dreams of becoming professional footballers. Over the years, the club has developed a rich history of nurturing and promoting young talent in South Africa.

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