The Soup Kitchen: No One Asks Why It Gets Longer
My Beloved Nation As the Mother of the Nation, my duty is to comfort, educate, and spread love and kindness.
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June 8, 2026
Author: Sis' Mantoa
The Unequal Telling of Our History: Who Gets Judged, Who Gets Shielded?
I am not much of a television person, and I rarely watch TV, except for the occasional documentary on a
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G20 Glamour, Grassroots Grief: Who Really Won?
As I am writing this piece, I am in deep pain. Yesterday it rained heavily, and the informal settlement was
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Abusers Never Give Closure: You Must Create Your Own Healing
As the Mother of the Nation, my duty is to comfort, educate, and spread love and kindness. As we approach
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African Heritage: The Reed Dance is Empowerment, Not Nudity
We catch up with Nkanyezi Ntanda, a 23 year old woman with a passion for culture, education, and empowerment. She
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The Lonely Passion: My journey at AbafaziPhambili
My Beloved Nation As a Mother of the Nation, I promised to share my journey at AbafaziPhambili. October is our
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Empowerment in Action: How Sister K Foundation Is Shaping Generations Through Mentorship
In a world where women continue to rise against the odds, the stories of everyday heroines often go unheard. Yet,
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Pep Talks or Progress? Time to Upskill, Not Just Talk
My Beloved Nation As the Mother of the Nation, I write this with a heavy heart. South Africa does not
Read MoreConversations with Sis’ Mantoa: A Space for Healing & Resilience And Empowerment
Welcome to Conversations with Sis’Mantoa — a space of healing, resilience, strength, and empowerment. Together, we share stories that inspire
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When Two Worlds Became One: The Love Story of Lekamisi and Palesa Lesese
Briefly tell us about your family? Our family is nuclear, transparent and mutual supportive of each other. We are blessed with
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