President Cyril Ramaphosa ‘clocked it’ in a speech he delivered late last week, 14 August 2026, as he welcomed the students of the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN). The youth had a few choice words to say. Also see: Cyril Ramaphosa praises Bafana Bafana after historic win Whilst welcoming the institution’s students, he took a moment to […]
Read more...
Many young people in South Africa are seeking out community and using social media to foster it. They are forming and joining social clubs for various reasons, either to form meaningful connections, for networking purposes, or to acclimate to a different city. Also see: 5 Signs you may be a social media addict The social […]
Read more...
Your 20s are a crash course in adulthood. Between your first job, submitting your first tax return, learning how to budget and figuring out what belongs in a washing machine, there’s no shortage of new responsibilities competing for your attention. Yet one responsibility that often gets overlooked is healthcare coverage or medical aid. Also see: 6 questions […]
Read more...
Young people have always played a crucial role in shaping society, challenging injustice and driving progress. From the historic youth-led movements that helped transform nations to today’s digital campaigns that spark global conversations, youth voices continue to influence the world in powerful ways. Also see: What Youth Day means to young South Africans today As […]
Read more...
South African actress and creative advocate Siphesihle Ndaba is using her platform to inspire young learners through storytelling, encouraging children to find their voices and express themselves creatively. Also see: Siphesihle Ndaba bags second degree Through a series of engagements with young students, Siphesihle has been focusing on creative writing, imagination, and self-expression, helping learners […]
Read more...
When Music Meets Community: Big Zulu’s Bold Move In a quiet corner of Bergville, far from the bright lights that usually follow his name, Big Zulu has decided to shine a different kind of spotlight—one that aims to save lives, not sell records. After seeing children herding towards taverns and substance use rather than football […]
Read more...
South African youth are urging adults to listen actively and empathetically, as revealed in a national creative competition where over 1,100 participants highlighted mental health crises, digital anxiety, and the need for genuine respect, reports Cape {town}Etc. The competitions provided a platform for children and teenagers to express their realities without filters. Their submissions emphasised that […]
Read more...
This Youth Month, South Africa’s business leaders are stepping forward to empower the next generation with invaluable insights and advice. Recognising the potential and ambition of young professionals, seasoned experts are sharing their experiences and tips to help guide and inspire the youth on their career journeys. From embracing discomfort and persistence to actively seeking […]
Read more...
A video of the Republic of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa advising an unemployed graduate named Slindokuhle Khoza who shared her unemployment struggles with the president left the internet in shock, with many saying the president does not care about the struggles of black people. The president has been busy moving through different provinces of […]
Read more...
24-year-old University of Fort Hare student, Abongile Ngqoleka, wrote a book raising awareness about gender-based violence (GBV). The book does not only talk about GBV but also touches on other factors in the country, such as HIV, depression, killing of people living with albinism and the LGBTQI community. The author, who was raised in the […]
Read more...