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Self-harm a growing phenomenon among SA teens – UNICEF
Self-harm, the act of deliberately inflicting pain and damage to one’s body by means of cutting, burning, scratching and self-poisoning through medication or substances to relieve emotional distress, is a growing concern among teenagers.
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Self-harm a growing phenomenon among SA teens – UNICEF
Self-harm, the act of deliberately inflicting pain and damage to one’s body by means of cutting, burning, scratching and self-poisoning through medication or substances to relieve emotional distress, is a growing concern among teenagers.
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How to help children navigate artificial intelligence – education expert
Artificial intelligence (AI) already plays a significant role in daily life, from correcting texts, to navigating one’s way around town, internet searches, to the way people interact with their banks and other organisations, to name just a few. With the…
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How to help children navigate artificial intelligence – education expert
Artificial intelligence (AI) already plays a significant role in daily life, from correcting texts, to navigating one’s way around town, internet searches, to the way people interact with their banks and other organisations, to name just a few. With the…
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Cyclists on a long quest to promote their anti-bullying and child-abuse message across SA
For 12 days a Somerset West local led a team of very dedicated cyclists across South Africa to take a stand against bullying and child abuse.
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Cyclists on a long quest to promote their anti-bullying and child-abuse message across SA
For 12 days a Somerset West local led a team of very dedicated cyclists across South Africa to take a stand against bullying and child abuse.
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Cape Town needs to use less than 850 million litres a day
The City of Cape Town has marked a substantial drop in recent water usage and urges the public to continue doing the right thing by being water-wise at all times.
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Cape Town needs to use less than 850 million litres a day
The City of Cape Town has marked a substantial drop in recent water usage and urges the public to continue doing the right thing by being water-wise at all times.
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Cape Town needs to use less than 850 million litres a day
The City of Cape Town has marked a substantial drop in recent water usage and urges the public to continue doing the right thing by being water-wise at all times.
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Cape Town needs to use less than 850 million litres a day
The City of Cape Town has marked a substantial drop in recent water usage and urges the public to continue doing the right thing by being water-wise at all times.
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