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sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-08-24-mitchells-plain-siblings-launch-anti-bullying-campaign

Mitchells Plain siblings launch anti-bullying campaign

56+ min ago   (495+ words) Kayla Jenecker will take on a three-day run to 42 schools as part of 42 Unbreakable’s anti-bullying campaign. A nine-year battle against bullying has inspired Mitchells Plain siblings Celita and Kayla Jenecker to take their anti-bullying message to schools across the Western…...

Sunday Tribune
sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-08-21-rajesh-ramnunana-a-beacon-of-hope-for-vulnerable-families-in-pietermaritzburg

Rajesh Ramnunan: A beacon of hope for vulnerable families in Pietermaritzburg

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (781+ words) Rajesh Ramnunan and his wife, Jennifer Ramnunan. When floods destroy homes, when families struggle to put food on the table, or when elderly residents are left without basic necessities, help can sometimes appear out of reach. For Rajesh Ramnunan, 50, such…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > opinion > 2026-08-19-why-handwriting-matters-the-cognitive-benefits-of-writing-by-hand

Why handwriting matters: The cognitive benefits of writing by hand

5+ day, 2+ hour ago   (1093+ words) Several decades ago, slates were common in primary schools. IF YOU have laid down the pen and surrendered wholly to the keyboard, you have set yourself up for loss of memory in the years ahead. Think here of Alzheimer’s disease,…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > opinion > 2026-08-18-are-children-outsourcing-their-thoughts-to-ai

Are children outsourcing their thoughts to AI?

5+ day, 20+ hour ago   (778+ words) As AI becomes part of everyday learning, educators face a growing challenge: how to use technology without weakening critical thinking. Image: AI / Sora “Would you like me to help with the other problems on the list?” That was the sentence…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-08-11-hats-hope-and-care-for-seriously-ill-children

Hats, hope and care for seriously ill children

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (800+ words) Durban’s beachfront is set to transform into a sea of colourful headwear this spring as the third annual #HatsOn4CPC Fun Walk takes to the promenade on Sunday, October 11. Hosted by Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PatchSA) alongside Umduduzi Hospice Care…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > business-report > economy > 2026-07-12-should-a-childs-online-safety-depend-on-the-school-they-attend

Should a child's online safety depend on the school they attend?

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (780+ words) Explore how the digital education landscape shapes the future of South African youth and why robust online safety measures are essential for every learner, regardless of their school's resources. If the future of South Africa is shaped by the opportunities…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-07-07-your-body-your-choice-the-case-against-the-nanny-state

Your body, your choice: The case against the nanny state

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (804+ words) The writers argues that governments are increasingly using public health policies to justify greater control over individual lifestyles. From smoking bans and vaccine mandates to proposed obesity regulations, she posits that adults should retain the freedom to make their own…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-05-31-monday-morning-stink-leaves-kzn-teacher-contemplating-quitting

Monday morning stink leaves KZN teacher contemplating quitting

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (527+ words) A primary school teacher in a school in eShowe, northern KwaZulu-Natal, is considering leaving the teaching profession after disturbing occurrences of human excrement in her classroom every Monday. A primary school teacher in KwaZulu-Natal says she is considering walking away…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-05-31-celebrating-100-years-dennis-naidus-journey-of-creativity-and-resilience

Celebrating 100 years: Dennis Naidu's journey of creativity and resilience

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (623+ words) At the age of 100 Dennis Naidu decorated his own birthday cakes Turning 100 is a milestone few people reach, but for Dennis Naidu, celebrating his centenary called for something special. Rather than leaving the task to someone else, the Kloof resident…...

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sundaytribune.co.za > news > 2026-05-10-celebrating-mothers-day-and-academic-excellence

Celebrating Mother's Day and academic excellence

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (924+ words) Melissa Gilbert will not only be celebrating Mother’s Day today, but also a remarkable milestone with her son, Calem, on Tuesday, when they will both graduate summa cum laude from the University of KwaZulu-Natal. A mother and son from Greenwood…...