Youth-led organisation AIESEC is excited to announce its collaboration with StudyFree, a start-up based in Silicon Valley, California. StudyFree is an online platform that assists talented students across the world to study with grants and scholarships.
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“Viruses don’t discriminate, people do” is a statement that has been used in HIV awareness initiatives. This statement also has a lot of value in the Covid-19 crisis too. It also acknowledges that some people are more affected by the pandemic that others, but also reminds us that there’s a possibility that we can all catch the virus.
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I got diagnosed with bipolar mood disorder when I was 16, and since then I have lost count on the many times I have been referred to as ‘crazy’. There were so many times I would refrain from telling anybody that I am bipolar and would rather say I am stressed because that would make much more sense to them.
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Another week has come and gone, and our movement continues to grow! We are in our twenty-eight week of the Voices Unite initiative and are still giving away awesome prizes, including a R1,000 cash giveaway every week for the next 3 weeks, tertiary support from REAP worth R30,000 and an ASUS laptop.
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In an effort to fight the looming food insecurity challenge owing to the pandemic and national lockdown, several student social entrepreneurs joined forces with the Tshivhase Royal Council. The initiative was facilitated by the University of Venda (UNIVEN) alumnus, Talifhani Tshitwamulomoni,
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In the current job market, information is everything. News spreads quickly, and there are many versions of it. Social media plays a significant role in what your future employer may know about you. Something posted in your high-school hey-day may affect you negatively because these days, everyone knows everything about everyone if they have a social media account on a well-known platform.
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Do you still believe in change, standing up and fighting for what is right or do you believe that people in government positions are the ones responsible for the “CHANGE”?. I still remember as a child, reading a trending story about a woman being abused or treated differently at a workplace because of their gender and not given an opportunity to prove themselves because “women should stay at home and take care of the children and the house.”
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Voices Unite is in its twenty-seventh week and we continue full-steam ahead with the movement. We are still running awesome competitions, including a R1,000 cash giveaway every week for the next 4 weeks. Participants can also win an ASUS laptop and tertiary support from REAP worth R30,000!
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Fit for Life, Fit for Work is a youth development initiative with a unique evidence-based ethos, catering to youth between the ages of 18 and 30. The initiative provides participants with skills, knowledge and helps them develop positive attitudes to effectively compete in the job market.
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You will want to be a woman.
The wound is the place where light enters you, in other words – when you’re at your lowest, that’s your best place to strive. As they say, the good thing about hitting rock bottom is that you can only go up from there.
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