In Week 74 of our Voices Unite initiative, we want to acknowledge our nature lovers. We are currently running a competition where we want to see nature shots (trees, lakes, skies – the list is endless!) captured by our participants.
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It may seem like the only friends we have are the “friends” on social media. What a time to be alive?! It’s almost as if Covid-19 had the perfect timing – not health wise but friend wise. Imagine social distancing in the 90s – scary stuff! But, however positive this space might be for us, there are times when it isn’t and this is why we would like to share the following with you.
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In Week 73 of our Voices Unite initiative, we have once again collaborated with AgriColleges International to give away 3 short courses in Plant Production, Animal Production and Agribusiness to three lucky Voices Unite agri-enthusiasts.
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This may not be much of a Youth Tips post that you’re used to but it’s important that you’re aware of this new act that will be coming into effect very, very soon! Every business with employees, customers and suppliers must comply with the Protection of Personal Information Act (often called the POPI Act or POPIA) which comes into effect on 1 July 2021.
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In Week 72 of our Voices Unite initiative, we have once again collaborated with AgriColleges International to give away 3 short courses in Plant Production, Animal Production and Agribusiness to three lucky Voices Unite agri-enthusiasts.
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Coming to South Africa as a foreign student was not easy. From the emotional breakdown of having to leave my family for the first time at 18 years old, to the fact that I had no idea of what I was getting into made the situation extremely complicated.
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We are in Week 71 of our Voices Unite initiative and two lucky Voices Unite participants stand a chance of winning R1000 in cash after completing any 4 Voices Unite surveys. If you would like to stand a chance of winning, sign up to the Voices Unite platform and start completing the surveys!
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Youth Day commemorates the Soweto Uprising which took place on 16th June 1976 where thousands of black students were protesting against having to learn in Afrikaans during the Apartheid regime. It is important to me because it marks a day that changed the lives of South African youth forever because youth now have access to education that is taught in a medium of instruction that students can understand.
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We have reached a time in our lives where everything revolves around email. We have our email set up on our laptops, desktops and even our phones. It’s the one thing that has become so important to us even if we don’t realise it. We use it for school, work, banking, shopping – you literally cannot live without having an email address.
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In Week 70 of our Voices Unite initiative, we have once again collaborated with AgriColleges International to give away 3 short courses in Plant Production, Animal Production and Agribusiness to three lucky Voices Unite agri-enthusiasts.
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