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Hot Transforming Lives from Within Prison Walls How Teaching Forgiveness Could Help Heal Young Prisoners in Cape Town
Interns from Projects Abroad visited Bonnytoun and Vredelus – juvenile care centres in Cape Town – to discuss why forgivness matters…
Hot Ex-Gangsters Hold the Key to Solving Cape Town’s Gang Problem Wandisile Nqeketho’s Mission to Halt the Spread of Gangsterism
The 18 Gangster Museum, in the township of Khayelitsha, is a project run by ex-gangsters that aims to change the lives of the youth in the community by warning them of the perils of joining a gang. Geena Grant visited to investigate…
Hot The Must-See Architectural Wonder Giving A Voice To African Art Cape Town’s New Museum of Contemporary Art – the Zeitz MOCAA – is a Game Changer for All.
Built in a 1920s grain silo, which was once the tallest building in Africa, the Zeitz MOCAA is the first of its kind, dedicated solely to contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora. Geena Grant takes a look at the building of the museum and exhibitions currently housed within its huge walls…
Kayaking with Dolphins at Sunrise! Kayaking Experience with Atlantic Outlook in Cape Town
Intern Ismail Hasan joined kayak tour company, Atlantic Outlook, for a paddle at the V&A Waterfront. He got the chance to see marine life and explore the coast. Here’s what he experienced out on the ocean…
Hot South African Musicians Looking For a Break Turn To Nash Records How International Interns are Helping Local Talent to Kick-Start Their Careers
We dive into the universe of Nash Records – a non-profit recording studio that works with interns from around the globe, to help uplift local South African talent that’s been hidden for far too long.
Hot Rising From The Wounds Of Apartheid The Path Towards The Liberation Of The South Africa Nation
Learn how a free walking tour in Cape Town can teach you about the liberation of South Africa from Apartheid, along with some interesting stories from this period of institutionalised racial segregation…
A Walking Tour of Bo-Kaap in Cape Town Discovering the sights and sounds of Bo-Kaap
When exploring Cape Town’s City Centre, if you head towards Signal Hill, you will discover a unique little neighbourhood, full of colourful houses all in a row. Go on journey to Bo Kaap with Yuri Okubo…
Hot Fighting For the Preservation of Table Mountain Why We Need To Stop Trashing and Start Caring For Our Trails
In 2018, Table Mountain staff gathered 388 tonnes of rubbish! How can we preserve the environment while hiking? Vincent Aucoin finds out…
Volunteer Journalist Experience: Adapting and Growing David Michael’s tells us what it is like to be a volunteer journalist
David Michael thoroughly enjoyed his time as a volunteer journalist at the Cape Chameleon – the online magazine at Projects Abroad. Here is his story…
Christmas in Vrygrond: Bringing Joy to a Community in Need Where Rainbows Meet hosts their fourth annual Christmas party in 2018
Despite tough economic times, Where Rainbows Meet brought joy to over 500 children in the Vrygrond community in the lead up to Christmas, by hosting their fourth annual Christmas party…
