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By Victoria Putu, SAAYC Finance Manager In many parts of South Africa, the struggle for daily nourishment is a reality that too many families face. Urban development and technology have come a long way toward bettering society, while food insecurity is a daily challenge for many. At the South African Association of Youth Clubs (SAAYC), […]

With the world becoming increasingly globalised, placing a heavy emphasis on modern ways of living, it raises the question of how we go about protecting African heritage and cultures. It is appropriate to consider the purpose of preserving some customs and traditions as people get used to modern ways of living and high technologies. Our

As we celebrate Women’s Month, it is worth considering how women all over the world are reimagining what success means. Traditionally, success was mostly measured in terms of wealth, power, and status; standards which were largely defined within male-dominated areas. However, there has been a quiet revolution led by women who defy these norms and

In a rapidly changing world, it has never been more important for young pioneers to come forward, as these are the people who will push the boundaries, embrace new ideas, and lead change. The South African Association of Youth Clubs (SAAYC) is dedicated to being the driving force that nurtures and propels this pioneering spirit

In a recent article published by iAfrica, SAAYC Executive Director Jeff Mkhwanazi discusses some of the critical issues facing youth, and delves into possible solutions to overcoming these overwhelming challenges experienced by young people in South Africa and across the African continent: This year marks a momentous milestone for South Africa as we commemorate 30

This year commemorates 48 years since the Soweto uprising of 1976. While South Africa’s history is forever marred by the violence and tragedy of that fateful day, we should not forget the goals of the brave young people involved – the goals of freedom, justice and equal access to quality education. Their sacrifices, and those

The running effective youth club training comesas a response to a needs analysis or assessment survey that was recently conducted by theprovincial coordinators and center managers across the country. The main purpose of the assessments was to influence our training intervention and to amplify our program relevance to each organization.

SAAYC unequivocally celebrated the outstanding
women in ICT during South Africa’s Women’s Month. Despite facing countless social, cultural, and structural obstacles, these exceptional women have demonstrated astounding fortitude and perseverance in their pursuit of their passions and careers in the industry.