Empower

What’s in a name?

“Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?”— Terry Pratchett. As Black

Well done to the 61 entrants who sent in their poems for this social media competition run by Empowervate on

This Heritage month we are looking at how the Y-CAP Alumna from Solomon Mahlangu High, Eastern Cape have been doing…we want to get your updates too!

On 19 March 2009, YCAP was born out of a youth dialogue programme running at Afrika Tikkun. Four years later,

Olwen Carson, one of the three 2018 Change Agent for Sustainability Award Winners says: Our team (Solomon Mahlangu High, Kwanobuhle

On 10 December, the National Minister of the Department of Basic Education, Mrs Angie Motshekga, launched the “Drop all and

Dear Amanda Blankfield-Koseff, I am writing this letter as a testimonial for the YCAP programme to explain my experience and

We decided to publish a copy of the speech made by 16-year-old Maxcean Danster from Kalahari High School that she

The Youth Citizens Actions Programme (Y-CAP) National Championships took place from 22-24 July with the main event being held on