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The “challenge” of raising R7000 towards my participation in SAWIP taught me a lot. I learned that I am part of, and have access to, more networks than what I would have thought prior to undertakin
posted by
Mario Meyer on Saturday, 18 May 2013
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So far our blogs have been a space where we have been allowed to reflect on our self, our team, our passions, views and the vision we each hold for South Africa. I find reading the blogs an immens
posted by
Jessica Breakey on Wednesday, 15 May 2013
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2.) On blaming apartheid and its legacy.
This blog forms part of a series of I will be writing on the idea of a born free generation.
*Also I promise I wrote this blog before reading Je
posted by
Wiaan Visser on Tuesday, 14 May 2013
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I am enrolled for 8 modules at the Sustainability Institute this year, one of which ran this past week. The module is called Food Security and Globalised Agriculture and I returned to the normal rhyth
posted by
Anna-Marie Müller on Tuesday, 14 May 2013
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The values that we represent are generally acknowledged to stem from a mix between our genetic inheritance and our family and social environment. However, the idea that people around us have shaped
posted by
Matthew Chennells on Tuesday, 14 May 2013
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Almost everyone can agree that sexual offences are an unacceptable trauma that nobody deserves to experience. What we might disagree on however, is what constitutes a sexual offence and how far does
posted by
Zizipho Pae on Monday, 13 May 2013
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It is often said that the majority of what we learn, is learnt outside of the classroom.
I experienced this last weekend in the most refreshing of ways.
Allow me to set the scene:
It was S
posted by
Timothy Taylor on Monday, 13 May 2013
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There are many incredible experiences that we are fortunate enough to have through SAWIP. We are surrounded by a network of people who care deeply about South Africa and have recognized in us a kin
posted by
Cara Mazetti Claassen on Monday, 13 May 2013
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Whilst having a conversation with a group of friends concerning our futures and where we see ourselves in the next few years and what lifestyles and career paths we wish to pursue, someone made the
posted by
Zizipho Pae on Monday, 13 May 2013
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My status as a privileged South African citizen is something that I recognise, acknowledge, and am always conscious of. The primary reason for this status is my education, particularly my tertiary
posted by
Mario Meyer on Monday, 13 May 2013