My name is Raesetsa Maria Machaka, I am 25 years old and from Diepsloot Ext 4. I was really nothing and had to rely on others (family), who supported me as old as I am. I felt useless as I couldn’t stand on my own, could not buy things I needed, and had to ask […]
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The Eastern Cape Provincial Government in partnership with Microsoft South Africa – and implementation partners the Eastern Cape Socio-Economic Consultative Council (ECSECC), the National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa (Nemisa), Walter Sisulu University and non-profit Afrika Tikkun – have launched a Digital Skills Virtual Innovation Hub, a first in the province. This hub forms
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Zensar provides Afrika Tikkun with digital Infrastructure for our times The queue to the computer lab at Afrika Tikkun’s Phuthaditjhaba Centre has recently shortened. Young people like Pontsho (26) and Nomalisa (23), participants in the organisation’s Career Development and Placement Programme, no longer squabble over internet time. This means easier access to computers for their
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Re-introducing Dimakatso Abigail Makhasane Dimakatso Abigail Makhasane is a Social Entrepreneur, Social Influencer, Marketing Student, South African Blogger, and Creative Writer for a number of online platforms. As a writer, my journey started in my early years, with me writing diaries and newspapers frequently. I came to love this skill, despite not having a lot
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My name is Wisdom Themba, and my path to where I am now did not begin as expected. Back in Matric, I had no clue what I wanted to study, and having a gap year was never in the cards. Fortunately, I did not take a gap year; instead, I had a 9 to 5
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My name is Gomolemo Molala, a Junior Facilitator for the Work Readiness programme in the Alexandra centre. This is my story. I am a descendent of three generations of domestic workers, however, the lioness in me just refused to continue this trend into my generation. After my matric, I registered with a college under the
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Tebogo Assagaai made the most of opportunities offered through Afrika Tikkun and the Global Skills Initiative. It’s paving his way to economic freedom. When Tebogo Assagaai, 27, came to Afrika Tikkun in May 2020 to enquire about our Career Development and Placement (CDP) Programme, he had little knowledge of programming but a huge a passion
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My name is Zandile Ntombi Nkalanga a 26 years old ambitious Christian female from Midrand klipfontein view currently doing a learnership in Project Management NQF level 4 at Afrika Tikkun Services in Braamfontein. I started doing my learnership programme In March 2020 the 30th, during lockdown where everyone was supposed to be indoors because of
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Background Bertie Lubner Week was adopted by the Alumni members from the Alumni programme Conference in 2018. Its mandate is to provide an opportunity for Alumni members to volunteer and celebrate Bertie Lubner’s birthday and his legacy that has benefited many young people in South Africa. In the year 2021, the Alumni network will hosted
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The Call of Technology: Vhukhudo Mauba’s story Vhukhudo Mauba grew up in the rural village of Tsianda Govha Thondoni in Limpopo with a passion for Information Technology (IT) and nature conservation. After being introduced to a computer at age 10, the wonders of the digital space were never far from Vhukhudo’s mind. After attending
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