Profile: Selina Mogwena
September 22nd, 2008 | by Lydia Ngomane | published in Profiles
Almost 20 years after training in Pretoria, Selina Mogwena still enjoys life as a tailor.
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Postcard from Acornhoek: A Day at the Salon
August 5th, 2008 | by Bongekile Mhlanga | published in Community, Education, Profiles, Women/Family
Bongekile spends a morning at the hair salon.
In your own words: Mohlala Precious
April 2nd, 2008 | by Linky Matsie | published in Profiles
Mohlala Precious talks to women in her community, advising them on how to live a successful life and climb the ladder through the right choices.
20/20: Joseph Mogakane
March 16th, 2008 | by Thandi Mkhatshwa | published in Profiles
Joseph Mogakane, Acornhoek Police Station’s Media Liaison
In your own words: Tlangelani Mgiba
March 1st, 2008 | by Constance Rahlane | published in Profiles
Translated by Constance Rahlane
My family and friends thought I was joking when I told them I wanted to become a Jehovah’s Witness (better known locally as Watch Tower) at the age of fourteen. Some said I wouldn’t last long because of the strictness of their conduct. One of my friends said, “Tlangelani, you are going [...]
Chief Talk: Phillip Phendulani Mnisi
February 25th, 2008 | by admin | published in Profiles
1. When did you become a chief?
25 September 1975
2. How does one become a chief?
By birth.
3. How do you feel about being the leader?
I enjoy it but it’s difficult. It needs patience and commitment.
4. What did you do before you became a chief?
I used to work as a truck driver at a railway company.
5. How [...]
