Content from Commentary, Columnists, Opinion Pieces, Motivational, Reviews, Speeches, Short Stories, and Satire from Mapepeza.
DISCLAIMER: Opinions expressed by the writers of the articles in this section are those of the individual and not necessarily those of the editor or the
editorial workforce.
Share your news tip-offs, editorial requests or if you spot any errors or would like to lodge a query. Thank you for reading and sharing our content.
Please email our Editorial team on mapepezacn@gmail.com or Whatsapp us on (+27)0782218002.
So, if you’re feeling stuck, stressed, or uninspired, try looking for small moments that make you pause and smile. That’s where the mind resets. That’s where the impossible begins to feel possible again.
Open Article
Poem written by Mzwandile Maila expressing the frustration of West Rand residents in the midst of a sinkhole crisis
Open Article
As we approach the festive season and end of schooling, a lot of occasions will be hosted that encourages binge drinking among teenagers.
Open Article
Substance abuse steals potential, but through collective action, by individuals, families, and communities, we can rebuild lives and create a society free from addiction.
Open Article
Government continues implementing awareness campaigns, facilitating community dialogues, and providing education in schools. Universities challenge harmful stereotypes and promote gender equality.
Open Article
In a country where youth unemployment and food insecurity are pressing challenges, the Gauteng Department of Social Development (GDSD) hasRead more
Open Article
Gauteng Social Development MEC Faith Mazibuko says Child and Youth Care Centres (CYCCs) stand as crucial sanctuaries of hope and healing for vulnerable children.
Open Article
During my immersive two-week experience with the University of Johannesburg China by Train 2025 program, I observed how China’s trifecta of entrepreneurship, technological advancement and education reform has created a self-sustaining ecosystem of youth innovation.
Open Article
In his latest opinion piece, Rock and a Hard Place: Budget 2025’s VAT increase reflects tough fiscal choices, Shaheed Patel, Tax Consultant at CMS South Africa, breaks down the rationale behind Treasury’s approach and what it means for taxpayers and businesses.
Open Article
Furthermore, Mambendu said that even the middle classes were going without water these days, and roads, hospitals, schools, libraries, parks, and whole city centers were all falling apart before our eyes.
Open Article