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"Can a condom protect your heart? Can a condom protect your mind? Can a condom protect your virginity?" asks a crew member from Silver Ring Thing, an international purity organisation. It is a Saturday night in Eldorado Park and the community hall is packed with young people who have come to see the Silver Ring Thing show.
Commuters used to filthy, overcrowded trains, which often arrive late and lack adequate security, now have an alternative -- the Soweto Business Express. Launched in July this year, the Soweto Business Express operates during peak hours, travelling between Naledi in Soweto and Johannesburg Park Station in less than 45 minutes.
South African football is becoming a microcosm of society's gap between the haves and the have-nots.
"I'm very happy for what has happened in court, I'm proud that I was the first woman to stand up and fight for women's right to wear what they want to wear. For many years in T-section in Umlazi, women were not allowed to wear pants, but for the first time now, they have the freedom to wear them without having anyone intimidate them."
"Can a condom protect your heart? Can a condom protect your mind? Can a condom protect your virginity?" asks a crew member from Silver Ring Thing, an international purity organisation. It is a Saturday night in Eldorado Park and the community hall is packed with young people who have come to see the Silver Ring Thing show.
Commuters used to filthy, overcrowded trains, which often arrive late and lack adequate security, now have an alternative -- the Soweto Business Express. Launched in July this year, the Soweto Business Express operates during peak hours, travelling between Naledi in Soweto and Johannesburg Park Station in less than 45 minutes.
South African football is becoming a microcosm of society's gap between the haves and the have-nots.
"I'm very happy for what has happened in court, I'm proud that I was the first woman to stand up and fight for women's right to wear what they want to wear. For many years in T-section in Umlazi, women were not allowed to wear pants, but for the first time now, they have the freedom to wear them without having anyone intimidate them."
