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On 21 March 1960, the founding member of the Pan Africanist Congress, Robert Managaliso Sobukwe, together with the community of Sharpeville township orchestrated a peaceful protest against the Pass laws instituted by the ruling NP. In what would be known as the Sharpeville Massacre, the police opened fire at the crowd killing 69 people and wounding 180.
International support for South African HEI's has shifted markedly since the country rejoined the international community in 1994, says Ghaleeb Jeppie, Chief Director: International Relations, Dept of Higher Education and Training. He was a guest speaker at the recent Inyathelo Leadership Retreat, which considered how to ensure long-term sustainability for HEIs.
How can South African higher education institutions (HEIs) learn from and build on a hugely successful philanthropic capacity-building project, to address other challenges that they ‒ and our society as a whole – face? Can new, powerful partnerships help address pressing needs such as transformation in HEIs and corporates?
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WOOLWORTHS, SUSTAINABILTY INSTITUTE AND SPIER LAUNCH COMMUNITY LEARNING FARM
It will involve the training and development of young farmers to address local youth unemployment and land reform issues.

Distell National Playwright Finalists Announced
The National Arts Festival has revealed the five finalists of the Distell National Playwright Competition
One Small Spoon Christmas campaign raised R2 million to combat hunger
Christmas is a distant memory already, but thanks to Woolies and their customers, meals will be given to those who need it most throughout 2019.
WOOLWORTHS Rolls Out Paper-Stemmed Earbuds
Woolworths has kick started the year with its latest announcement in its journey to ZERO packaging waste to landfill.
Uber Eats gives back throughout the festive holidays
The team visited the Johannesburg Children's Home, ER24 paramedics branch in Bryanston, DARG (animal rescue centre) and a Fire Station

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Human Rights Day - 20 March 2019
Human Rights Day in South Africa is marked on 21 March, commemorating when 69 people died &180 people wounded protesting in Sharpeville in 1960.

Prof Jonathan Jansen visits our campus
Just last week we had a special visit from transformational education veteran and Stellenbosch University Professor, Jonathan Jansen.
You can help kids learn to read
Let's teach the world to READ ! Can you help ?

Edufundi Kicks off 2019!
“Investing in yourself is the best investment you will ever make. It will not only improve your life, it will improve the lives of those around you.
Why not cycle for Salesian Life Choices?
If you are a cyclist in the 2019 Cape Town Cycle Tour and of the Catholic faith, why not cycle for Salesian Life Choices?


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