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Three Days of Darkness? Why the Viral Rumor Never Happened

By Ntokozo Mkhize 8 Oct 2025 7135 views

Every few months, social media stirs up panic with claims that the Earth will soon be plunged into three days of total darkness.

In the most recent wave, messages spread across WhatsApp and TikTok insisting that sometime in 2025, the world would go completely dark for 72 hours. People were told to prepare candles, stay …

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LIFE AS A XHOSA GIRL FROM EASTERN CAPE IN CAPE TOWN

By Sisipho Ysterman 8 Oct 2025 631 views

Moving from the Eastern Cape to Cape Town as a Xhosa girl is not just about seeing unfamiliar places; it is a journey between two dissimilar parts of my life that help shape who I am.

Back home in Qonce, life is rooted on old customs. Family, community, and cultureare particularly important to everyone. IsiXhosa is spoken in most parts of EasternCape, while some areas, like Port St. …

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Understanding the Advantages and Disadvantages of Broadcasting

By Sisipho Ysterman 8 Oct 2025 606 views

Broadcasting serves as a significant means of communicating information, entertainment, and cultural experiences to extensive audiences. It has been doing this for more than a hundred years.

It includes radio, TV, and now online streaming sites. Like any way of sharing information, broadcasting has both good and bad points that affect how well it works and how important it …

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Bafana Bafana’s Suspension Scandal: A Troubling Misstep for South Africa’s World Cup Hopes

By Ntokozo Mkhize 8 Oct 2025 557 views

In March 2025, during a World Cup qualifier, South Africa’s national team, Bafana Bafana, fielded midfielder Teboho Mokoena in a match against Lesotho, despite the fact that he had already accumulated two yellow cards in earlier qualifiers.

According to FIFA rules, those cautions should have triggered an automatic one-match suspension, making him ineligible to play. The match ended in a 2-0 victory for South Africa, but the decision to …

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Hope and Progress Blooming in Khayelitsha

By Kwakha Khumalo 11 Nov 2025 536 views

Khayelitsha, one of Cape Town’s largest and most vibrant townships, is showing inspiring signs of growth and transformation. Amid challenges, stories of hope, innovation, and resilience continue to rise proving that the community’s spirit remains unshakab

In the Site C area, brightly coloured double-storey homes have replaced informal shacks, giving dozens of families a safe and dignified place to live. These new homes, complete with running water, electricity, …

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The Eyes that watched

By Mjikelwa Someleze 11 Oct 2025 524 views

During the time where everyone goes on with their daily lives Charlie Kirk an American Political Activists was assassinated publicly on the 10 of September at the Utah Valley University.

University. This incident Occurred during the speaking engagement where over 3000 people,mostly students were in attendance right after he responded a question about mass shootingPeople were watching through their screens and face …

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3 basic ways of seeking God

By Xikombiso Mawela 4 Oct 2025 523 views

What does it mean to seek God? “Solomon my son, know thou of thy father and serve Him with a perfect heart and a willing mind”. God says in His word that when we look for him wholeheartedly, he will be found. Seeking God means we must search for him

Seeking God though prayer.“They shall ye call on me, and ye shall go and pray unto me” Jeremah29:12. We seek God through prayer. Jesus taught us how to pray. Whenwe pray, we …

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Connecting Hearts, Minds, and Communities through broadcasting

By Kwakha Khumalo 11 Nov 2025 513 views

Broadcasting has long been one of the most powerful tools for connecting people, sharing information, and shaping society. From radio waves reaching remote villages to television screens in urban homes, broadcasting allows messages to cross boundaries, cu

At its core, broadcasting informs. News programs, educational shows, and public service announcements keep communities aware of events, developments, and opportunities that impact their daily lives. During emergencies, such as natural disasters …

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DYSLEXIA IS NOT LAZINESS

By Anelisiwe Phakamile 4 Oct 2025 485 views

YOU ARE SLOW AND YOU DON’T TAKE SCHOOL SERIOUSLY.

How many times have children been told this at home and at school? How many of us believed it? But what if the real reason wasn’t laziness or stupidity, but undiagnosed dyslexia? …

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KwaNothemba Students Mark Graduation with Celebration on Heritage Day

By Anelisiwe Phakamile 4 Oct 2025 463 views

Khayelitsha came alive with joy and pride on Wednesday, 24 September, as KwaNothemba Workshop hosted a heartfelt graduation ceremony for its learners living with both physical and learning disabilities. The event, held on Heritage Day, was more than

Out of the 70 students enrolled, 18 graduates proudly received their Level 1qualifications in programs ranging from computer science to sewing and woodwork.These skills-based courses, supported by House CITA and the KhayelitshaDevelopment …

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