Many adopted children face psychological challenges
"The decision to adopt is seldom made lightly; by the time couples arrive at this choice, they are often emotionally depleted and vulnerable," says Dr Nazia Iram ...
Low adoption rates in Phoenix: high demand for Indian babies only
“There is a demand for Indian babies, but we do not have many. We place about two to three babies in adoption a year, but that is only if we have a baby that the ...
Private adoption process
"Not all adoptions are straightforward. It does come with complications. "
History of Indians’ participation in the South African Military
The South African Indian Legion (SAIL) of Military Veterans, have encapsulated the roles and success of Indians in the military spanning from the Anglo-Zulu War ...
A journey from theology to military chaplaincy
Dr Mathias Yuvan Shunmugam's goal is to expand his involvement in communities as a chaplain
Speech: Jordyn Joy Pillay
Amandla awethu, Amandla awethu, Power is Ours! This is what my people in South Africa cried out, for freedom and diversity
Exploring notions of anti-violence for KwaZulu-Natal
A review of crime statistics over the past decade indicates that violent crime rates, in general, have been on the rise, despite multiple interventions by law enforcement ...
Why all the bedlam in Verulam?
The bittersweet tale: Memories and modern challenges
There's more to Kashmir - like shikaras, saffron, skiing and snow
The hostilities must end, says the writer Yogin Devan
SATA honours Mala Lutchmanan and Fakir Hassen with Lifetime Achievement Awards
"These awards were our way of saying thank you to the South African community that has given us so much. " - SATA President, Ramnath Arunachalam.
Rani Sitaram’s 'Greytown Girl': a journey from inspiration to Cannes nomination
"I am grateful to have achieved my dream with Greytown Girl, but the best is yet to come. "
The silent epidemic: is your workplace ignoring the mental health crisis?
Transforming workplace culture:
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India has risen: why the colonial powers fear New India in 2025?
How India silenced Pakistan after the Pahalgam terrorist attack
Khadeejah Hansrod: a trailblazer in deaf education
“While the school provided a supportive environment, it was sometimes challenging because some teachers did not know sign language. "
Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy honoured as a fellow at UKZN
"This accolade fuels my commitment to tirelessly advance the institution’s mission, particularly in enhancing the understanding of African knowledge production. ...
A family affair as couple graduate with doctorates
Making it a family affair, husband and wife, Dr Shalendra Mohanlall and Dr Fadeela Kirsten, have graduated together with their PhDs.