Is it “differently abled” or “disabled”?
Is it “differently abled” or “disabled”? While the exact numbers are difficult to determine, research suggests that roughly 1 billion people in the world have a disability. Considering the vast
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An Inner Reflection on Heritage Day
As a young girl I remember District Six before the forced removals, but as I grew older I heard the stories from my Dad about the forced removals in Sea
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An inspirational reflection on Ma Beatrice Thembekile Ngcobo
An inspirational reflection on Ma Beatrice by Ms Shama Nathoo founding, and managing director, of Universal Accessibility Hub Beatrice Thembekile Ngcobo (lovingly known as Ma Beatrice) was a Member of
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LEBOHANG JOYCE MONYATSI – An Ambassador for Universal Accessibility
University Accessibility Hub (UA Hub) is honored to have Ms Lebohang Monyatsi as our first Ambassador for Universal Accessibility. Ms Monyatsi, agreed to be the Ambassador after hearing about the
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South Africans doing great things: Edward Ndopu
Eddie Ndopu is an internationally recognised human rights advocate who has earned his place on the global stage alongside heads of state and Nobel laureates. Born with spinal muscular atrophy
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