아프리카의 삶
I had nose bleed every morning. It was the gushing kind. Abohna looked into the toilet bowl and said “Wow! Too much blood daddy.” Helen got violently ill in the middle of the night. Abohna suddenly refused to go to school. He ended up missing […]
Abohna made a new friend from school. I was just watching him playing when he brought his new friend over to me. Abohna started explaining that we have a preschool at our house. So I told him, “Yes. We have a preschool at our house and you are welcome to come over anytime.” And Abohna’s new friend said the cutest thing. He said, “Thank you but I don’t know where China is.”
There were already 5 men waiting for the others to arrive. Everyone was just keeping it to themselves except occasional greetings. When only men were invited to discuss a sensitive topic such as rape, the atmosphere is going to be awkward. When Sakhile walked out […]
In a country where BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) is one of the most important programs, approximately 4 times more people are raped each year than people who graduate with a High School diploma (Matric). The rape issue in South Africa has spread throughout the country negatively impacting the people in many different ways. Our aim is to address this issue on a personal level by correcting the various misconceptions and empowering goodness until it reaches the critical mass. Read More