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Observing World Bicycle Day 2022 in pictures

By Lucas Ledwaba on 03/06/2022

World Bicycle Day is marked on June 3 every year to recognise bicycling as a way to get a sustainable form of traveling that also ensures one's physical well being.

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Diturupa – shedding light on Africa’s contribution during World War

By admin on 08/05/2022

BY resolution 59/26 of 22 November 2004, the UN General Assembly declared 8–9

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Amadiba – the ocean is us, we are the ocean

By Lucas Ledwaba on 13/12/2021

Nigeria’s oil fields where Shell has been operating for decades have

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Observing International Day of Rural Women in pictures

By Lucas Ledwaba on 14/10/2021

In most parts rural women participate in crop production and livestock care, provide food, water and fuel for their families, and engage in off-farm activities to diversify their families’ livelihoods. In addition, they carry out most of the unpaid care work in rural areas including caring for children, older persons and the sick. They are also the predominant labour providers in agri-businesses and agro-industries.

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Hooriaaaaaaaaaaahhh!

By Lucas Ledwaba on 03/10/2021

Hoooriaaaahhh!!! the rallying cry of dinaka dancers reverberated through the village

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Limpopo takes covid-19 jabs to the people on Heritage Day

By Lucas Ledwaba on 28/09/2021

Limpopo province's vaccination programme has been widely acclaimed as one of

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Rolling in the dust for the love of the game

By Lucas Ledwaba on 22/08/2021

Football remains a popular sport in rural villages despite the lack

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Marikana – ‘You can’t unsee what you saw’

By Lucas Ledwaba on 16/08/2021

Photojournalist Leon Sadiki covered the Marikana strike and took the picture

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‘Marikana left a massive scar in my life’

By Lucas Ledwaba on 14/08/2021

Photojournalist Felix Dlangamandla was in the line of fire as police

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Cameroon’s bushmeat trade gets COVID-19 blues

By admin on 08/08/2021

Bushmeat is a popular delicacy in most of Cameroon but the

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Women bear brunt of gold mining’s rotten legacy

By Lucas Ledwaba on 24/07/2021

"I used to rub his chest all night because he was coughing non-stop. Sometimes I would fall asleep while rubbing him." Nozamile Yaphi, widow of former gold mine worker Zamekile James Yaphi

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