Giving Voice to the Voiceless

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Split apart. A Portrait of a South African Family.

She has a vague memory of a father. A longing that she doesn’t even know the origin of, because try as she might, she cannot recall a face … or anything … except for the money he sent for many years. Even when she herself became a mother at the age of 17, he was sending money. But it has stopped for about two years. He doesn’t know she had a child, because nobody knows where he is. He hasn’t been back at the village in years.

Our Rainbow Nation

None of us are the stereotypes described here, yet most of us will recognise a bit of ourselves somewhere along the line.

Not White? Not Welcome!

What’s the difference between a notice outside a public toilet that states:
“Whites Only” during the apartheid years, and the phrase: “Seeking clean, honest, Caucasian housemate” in a public advertisement for shared accommodation decades later?

I’ll tell you. There is none.

Why print in the age of the internet?

Printing is on the decline the world over as a direct result of the easy accessibility of information on the Internet. Those who can afford it and know how to navigate their way around the World Wide Web have unfettered access to this vast and liberating storehouse of knowledge and information – giving them a distinct advantage in exploring opportunities, developing their potential and solving problems.