A prestigious South African school, St John's College and an ex-teacher accused of sexually abusing the boys in his care have been hit with a R60 million (around 3.3 million USD) lawsuit over the alleged abuse of former pupil Julio Mordoh, and his subsequent suicide.

Julio’s parents, Teresa and Marcio Mordoh filed the lawsuit in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on 4 November, claiming compensation from the school, the school council, the former principal, and their son’s alleged abuser for “emotional shock, sorrow, and trauma, as well as the financial cost of the incident”.

We spoke to Teresa about the impact of their son's death and quest to get justice.

A prestigious South African school, St John's College and an ex-teacher accused of sexually abusing the boys in his care have been hit with a R60 million (around 3.3 million USD) lawsuit over the alleged abuse of former pupil Julio Mordoh, and his subsequent suicide. Julio&rsquo;s parents, Teresa and Marcio Mordoh filed the lawsuit in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on 4 November, claiming compensation from the school, the school council, the former principal, and their son&rsquo;s alleged abuser for &ldquo;emotional shock, sorrow, and trauma, as well as the financial cost of the incident&rdquo;. We spoke to&nbsp;Teresa about the impact of their son's death and quest to get justice.

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Theresa Mordoh lets us in on his son's sexual abuse ordeal, subsequent death and the family's quest to get justice

Not so long ago, South Africa faced a significant shortage of Chartered Accountants remaining within its borders, creating challenges for their recruitment locally.

However, the situation is rapidly evolving, and the dynamics that once drove South African Chartered Accountant recruitment abroad are shifting.

A new service called ‘CAs Online’, has been introduced by Blue Recruiting, one of South Africa’s specialist CA recruitment consultancies. 

This is a video enabled platform for candidates to be exposed to more employment opportunities and for employers to efficiently filter through the many newly qualified CAs available.

We spoke to Blue Recruiting's Director Graeme Marais about the platform.

Not so long ago, South Africa faced a significant shortage of Chartered Accountants remaining within its borders, creating challenges for their recruitment locally.
However, the situation is rapidly evolving, and the dynamics that once drove South African Chartered Accountant recruitment abroad are shifting.
A&nbsp;new service called &lsquo;CAs Online&rsquo;, has been introduced by&nbsp;Blue Recruiting, one of South Africa&rsquo;s specialist CA&nbsp;recruitment&nbsp;consultancies.&nbsp;
This is a video enabled platform for candidates to be exposed to more employment opportunities and for employers to efficiently filter through the many newly qualified CAs available.
We spoke to Blue Recruiting's Director Graeme Marais about the platform.

New online service for Chartered Accountants in SA to meet demand in dramatic brain drain reversal

This year, Ghana’s Kente fabric was highlighted for its decades-long craftsmanship and its immovable impact on Ghanaian culture.

The Kente fabric is known for its colorful horizontal lines and ability to tell a story and embody the history of the Ghanaian people. 

Each year, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) champions the preservation of living cultural traditions through its Intangible Cultural Heritage List.

Launched in 2009, the initiative safeguards traditions and practices at risk of disappearing from public consciousness.

We spoke to Christopher Wetcher, Programmes Officer for Culture at Ghana's Commission on UNESCO.

This year, Ghana&rsquo;s Kente fabric was highlighted for its decades-long craftsmanship and its immovable impact on Ghanaian culture.
The Kente fabric is known for its colorful horizontal lines and ability to tell a story and embody the history of the Ghanaian people.&nbsp; Each year, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) champions the preservation of living cultural traditions through its Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
Launched in 2009, the initiative safeguards traditions and practices at risk of disappearing from public consciousness. We spoke to&nbsp;Christopher Wetcher, Programmes Officer for Culture at Ghana's Commission on UNESCO.

Why Ghana's Kente cloth has been inscribed onto UNESCO’s Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

Leading tourism associations have encouraged travellers to postpone, rather than cancel, their trips to Mozambique amid post-election protests and a nationwide strike mainly affecting urban areas.

Travel advisories are regularly updated safety rankings assigned to every country in the world.

These also list other important travel information, such as entry and exit requirements, local laws and customs, health conditions, transportation, and more.

We spoke to Lameez Biggar, Marketing Manager at Roadtrippers Travel.

Leading tourism associations have encouraged travellers to postpone, rather than cancel, their trips to Mozambique amid post-election protests and a nationwide strike mainly affecting urban areas. Travel advisories are regularly updated safety rankings assigned to every country in the world.
These also list other important travel information, such as entry and exit requirements, local laws and customs, health conditions, transportation, and more.
We spoke to Lameez Biggar, Marketing Manager at Roadtrippers Travel.

Theresa Mordoh lets us in on his son's sexual abuse ordeal, subsequent death and the family's quest to get justice

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