The Centre for Education Rights and Transformation at the University of Johannesburg, in collaboration with the African Left Handers Foundation will host the launch event for the Harmony of Hands Project on Tuesday, 13 August 2024.

The event will take place at the Nadine Gordimer Auditorium, University of Johannesburg Auckland Park Kingsway Campus in Johannesburg, South Africa. 

The Harmony of Hands Launch coincides with International Left-Handers Day, observed annually on 13 August to highlight the experiences of left-handed communities in a predominantly right-handed world. 

We unpack this interesting occasion with Mr. Segomotso Sebokedi-Phetlu who is the Chief coordinator for the Harmony of Hands project.

The Centre for Education Rights and Transformation at the University of Johannesburg, in collaboration with the African Left Handers Foundation will host the launch event for the Harmony of Hands Project on Tuesday, 13 August 2024.
The event will take place at the Nadine Gordimer Auditorium, University of Johannesburg Auckland Park Kingsway Campus in Johannesburg, South Africa. 
The Harmony of Hands Launch coincides with International Left-Handers Day, observed annually on 13 August to highlight the experiences of left-handed communities in a predominantly right-handed world. 
We unpack this interesting occasion with Mr. Segomotso Sebokedi-Phetlu who is the Chief coordinator for the Harmony of Hands project.

THE LEGACY OF MAMA AFRICA – ADV SIPHO MANTULA TALKS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY CAREER OF MIRRIAM MAKEBA

This year, The Miriam Makeba Foundation has urged people around the world to celebrate Dr Miriam Makeba known around the world as "Mama Africa".

To speak more about the importance of her legacy in modern day Africa Adv. Sipho Mantula of the University of SA (UNISA) speaks Makeba legacy on Afrika Tonight.

THE LEGACY OF MAMA AFRICA – ADV SIPHO MANTULA TALKS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY CAREER OF MIRRIAM MAKEBA This year, The Miriam Makeba Foundation has urged people around the world to celebrate Dr Miriam Makeba known around the world as "Mama Africa".
To speak more about the importance of her legacy in modern day Africa Adv. Sipho Mantula of the University of SA (UNISA) speaks Makeba legacy on Afrika Tonight.

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