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‘GHOSTS’ ARE REAL – THEY EXIST THROUGH THE BOOKS WE READ
Written by: Shanice Pillay and Venal Naidu They say ghosts do not exist, but in the world of storytelling, they are. Tash Meyer (41) ... -
FORMER DUT STUDENT MAKES HER MARK IN DURBAN
Written by: Shanice Pillay Clare Tracy Louis (47), an ordinary individual from Syndenham, has done the first for the city of Durban by opening ... -
DISCIPLINE FUELS SHEZI TO SUCCEED
Written by: Nobuhle Mtshali They say you will never forget your first, and in the case of 28-year-old Mthobisi Masa Shezi, this proves to ... -
A CRY FOR A TRANSFORMED EDUCATION SYSTEM
Written by: Carissa Marnce With financial issues becoming a concern at universities nationwide, students are beginning to consider free education a practical solution. However, ... -
“I FELT IT WAS WRONG AND I DECIDED TO RISE AGAINST IT”
Written by: Fundiswa Zungu Bheki “Mphemba” Ntuli (60) is the longest serving regional chairperson of the ANC. He is currently serving the provincial government ... -
FROM JEWELLERY DESIGN TO TECHNO-BUSINESS
Written by: Shanice Pilay and Mfundo Knowledge Mthembu At the age of 25, founder and owner of KV Track Company, Simphiwe Ntuli is all ... -
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT FOR FIRST YEAR JOURNALISM STUDENT
Written by: Venal Naidu Durban University of Technology’s (DUT) first year Journalism student, Mduduzi Dawud Phungula (22) shun at the KwaZulu-Natal Young Achiever’s award, ... -
MUSIC AND BEING AUTHENTIC IS WHO I AM
Written by: Shanice Pillay Zimkhita Pinca (20) Marketing Management student is a rape survivor who turned her troubles into triumphs. “I’m originally from East ... -
CHANGE IN CAREER – A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
Written by: Shanice Pillay Some would say graduating in Public Relations and owning an Information Technology company does not correspond. But for 23-year-old Terry ... -
FROM ORDINARY GIRL TO BOSS LADY
Written by: Shanice Pillay “I dedicate my first book to them (my parents) for giving my siblings and I the best when they (my ...
