Ladies! Remember that time you had to pretend that you’re on a phone call to avoid the group of men you’re approaching by the corner? Or the time that same group cat called you, whistling as you walk past calling you “mabebeza”? Or that time you were harassed by a guy for your phone number, so much so that you had to give him a fake number so he could leave you alone?
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I am an orphan.
That is a very sombre way to start but it forms the basis of the story I’m about to tell so hold onto your tears. I promise the rest of my story will not be as daunting. I remember back in primary school, when they used to run those data collection tests to find out where students lived and whether or not they lived with both their parents, a single parent or a guardian and so on – you get the gist.
The Da Vinci Institute is focused on the creation of knowledge that is trans-disciplinary in nature, socially relevant, actively promotes diversity and heterogeneity, and of which the intent is to apply situated learning, problem probing and decision making as critical constructs to solve work-based problems. In doing such, The Institute intends to contribute towards the professional development of the people involved.
Continue readingIn week 50 of our Voices Unite initiative, we are partnering with The Da Vinci Institute to give away 4 virtual masterclass sessions on management technology and innovation to several lucky Voices Unite participants! If you would like to stand a chance of winning this prize, make sure to complete our surveys.
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Grief is an unwanted journey one has to go on after the loss of a loved one. It’s easy to become overwhelmed with emotions as you work through the phases of grief, so it’s important to remember to care for yourself. The finality of death can cause your body to go into shock and numbness, especially when it’s someone whose presence in your life may have never wavered.
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My name is Valpre, a law student at the University of South Africa. Yoh! I do not know where to even start. Being a Unisan is a full-time job that requires all your time, energy and patience. I did not know what I was getting myself into when I applied to study at Unisa, but I’m glad I did, because I am now able to do quite a lot of things independently.
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We are in the 49th week of our Voices Unite initiative and are partnering with In On Africa to give away R50 000 in cash to one lucky Voices Unite participant who completes ALL seven surveys. If you would like to stand a chance of winning this prize, make sure to complete our surveys.
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After the year that was, I’m sure everyone is thrilled that it’s a new year with new chances. If you did not accomplish what you set out to do in the beginning of 2020, it’s okay! Productivity and accomplishments looked a lot different last year, and it probably may seem the same for this year as we’re still on ‘lockdown’ with limited meetings with friends and family.
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Happy new year, Voices! We’re already a week into the new year and we’re still overwhelmed with what transpired in 2020. As we entered 2020, we had our new year’s resolutions ready and lined up, and rightly so, since it was a new decade for a fresh start to make new memories and go on more adventures.
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The SA Innovation Summit (SAIS) is dedicated to the growth of entrepreneurs and innovation across in Africa. SAIS has developed a devoted platform for developing, identifying and exhibiting African innovation, as well as facilitating innovative thought-leadership to inspire sustained economic growth within the African continent.
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