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Bonga Sithole, known for his articulate speech while homeless, returns to share his thoughts on the complexities of homelessness, revealing how psychological and physical abuse can lead individuals to the streets.
Dawn Robinson, the voice of En Vogue, shares her heartfelt journey of living in her car for three years, revealing the strength found in vulnerability and self-discovery.
A man's heartwarming act of serving meals from his car boot has gone viral, touching thousands on social media and inspiring a wave of kindness
The driver of McLaren in viral crash video claims that the public is misunderstanding the incident.
In the wake of World Day of Social Justice, Durban's homeless face challenges in accessing basic rights and services, prompting calls for urgent reform.
The Street Store has transformed lives for over a decade, promoting mindful giving and sustainable fashion.
Justice Leona Theron paid tribute to the invaluable contributions of volunteers at the Denis Hurley Centre, reflecting on the legacy of social justice and the fight against apartheid
As the City of Cape Town evicts homeless residents from the Castle of Good Hope, the challenges of providing sustainable solutions to homelessness come to light.
Exploring the complex aftermath of the homeless eviction from the Castle of Good Hope, this article delves into the socio-economic factors, the response of local authorities, and the ongoing challenges faced by the homeless community.
Discover the extraordinary life of a man who has embraced off-grid living in a cave for 18 years, transforming his dwelling into a sanctuary filled with faith and creativity.
Zohar Ndlazi, a South African teacher in Thailand, faces accusations of scamming. As she fights to clear her name, the truth behind her story unfolds
Carter has since made a home to around 100 cats, and she has six of her own; four who couldn’t be rehomed and two disabled cats.
Her journey took a heartbreaking turn as she found herself homeless on the bustling streets of Bangkok, grappling with the harsh realities faced by some South Africans in search of opportunities abroad.
As Zohar Ndlazi's story unfolds, it serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities and risks faced by many South Africans seeking brighter horizons beyond their homeland.
How can we get the City to re-home a growing number of homeless persons in our street, please?
Emergency services respond to a devastating retaining wall collapse in Cato Manor, Durban, resulting in two fatalities and highlighting the urgent need for improved housing in informal settlements.
The magic of Christmas isn’t just found under twinkling lights or in the shimmer of tinsel—it’s in the warmth of giving, the cheers and laughter and the sharing of that joy between people.
Six months after leaving home, Nestor Ebden, 18, was reunited with his family on Thursday after he visited the Haven Night Shelter for their dignity project, which aims to provide festive spirit to the homeless.
Carlos Mesquita writes that on Sunday, they went back to the streets with our annual ‘Homeless for Christmas 2024’ where the main purpose being to update the data collected during Everybody Counts.
Joburg Mayor Dada Morero highlights the city's homelessness crisis and outlines ongoing initiatives to support displaced individuals, including rehabilitation programmes and new shelter developments.
‘As a former homeless man and now activist and friend of those living on the streets, I am for the fourth year in a row going Homeless for Christmas. It’s that time of the year. ’
The City’s redevelopment proposal envisions retaining the Good Hope Centre’s iconic dome while optimising the surrounding space for mixed-use potential.
‘Human trafficking is modern-day slavery, and it’s more common than most of us realize. It’s a hidden crime, meaning victims usually aren’t able or willing to come forward and seek help, or share their experiences after they escape. ’
‘. . . The City, the province and their aligned NGOs would rather waste the money that the public either generously donates to these organisations or pays to the state in taxes than work with anyone that publicly criticizes the model of addressing homelessness they support. . . ’
A total of 19 beaches are open for holidaymakers to enjoy, eThekwini Municipality said this week.