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By Veli Mbele

THE RIGHT TO GROW! THE RIGHT TO BLOSSOM! THE RIGHT TO BE YOURSELF! I REMEMBER THE BLACK WARRIOR QUEEN, MAMA ASSATA OLUGBALA SHAKUR https://t.co/E5vThXOhyP

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By Chulumanco-Mihlali Nkasela

For the past two weeks, you have let our main campus be turned into a war zone. Very little to its knowledge, the country has been quiet whilst you ravaged our bodies with rubber bullets and suffocated us with tear gas. https://t.co/EIRVVo2Tq9

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The month of November is known for the launch of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children campaign. The campaign is held from 25 November to 10 December every year. https://t.co/sJDskNhqjH

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“So as a prelude, whites must be made to realize that they are only human, not superior. Same with Blacks. They must be made to realize that they are also human, not inferior.” https://t.co/EZtJuSIPm0

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Diabetes affects everyone, young or old. In South Africa it has killed more people than HIV, hypertension and other forms of disease. It is the deadly disease that has left many families devastated. https://t.co/nN6htHg4dH

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By Thand’Olwethu Dlanga

The ANC is exhibiting the past in the present by forging narratives, images, metaphors, and symbols to create a specific perspective. https://t.co/p77huCRvie

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The month of November is recognised as Diabetes Awareness Month. It is the time to focus on creating awareness about the symptoms and causes of diabetes and how to reduce the chances of developing it. https://t.co/j0lDMnX9jx

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[WATCH LIVE] President Cyril Ramaphosa to address the nation this evening at 20h00.
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JUST IN: President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation this evening at 20h00, on South Africa’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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People living with disabilities are the most neglected by society due to the stigma and stereotypes surrounding disability. This results in some of them having a fear of going to public places. They usually live in isolation, segregation and poverty.https://t.co/eOlwKKqBiG

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People with disabilities have rights too https://t.co/O6AH7BvgCx

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“NO CROSS ON MY GRAVE” https://t.co/gZhqs6QCFH

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Mental Health Must be Prioritised https://t.co/MfQBLMvkSN

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@WissieSurvivor

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“I Survived Breast Cancer” https://t.co/LuOIDG8fH1

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“NIBASABANI ABELUNGU; NDOSI”? [Why are you scared of white people, Cele?] https://t.co/n14TrF8bpE

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The Importance of Breast Cancer Screening https://t.co/G859UfFuky

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I Am Not Bipolar https://t.co/yTrPhek5o3