During the Covid-19 pandemic, the country has been hard at work in not only fighting the pandemic but providing aid or assistance to many people including non-profit organizations as well hard at work improving people’s lives on a daily basis. 
Whilst hard at work fighting or addressing social ills facing ordinary citizens during these hard Covid-19 times, it is important to take into consideration disabled people and the challenges they face on a daily basis, and how Covid-19 lockdown may have contributed to worsening their challenges. 
Today we speak to Mr co-founder of Reka-Dira dissability forum Mr Blanka Mamabolo, a disabled father to two disabled children and a husband to a disabled wife. 
Mr Mamabolo founded the dissability forum together with the late Mr Andries Keilelwang, after having realised the ampleness of challenges that were faced by the disabled people within their community and the area/municipality at large. 13 years later after founding the forum, indeed the forum has proved its need for assistance as Mr Mamabolo deals with various challenges faced by communities on a daily basis and tries hard to help them find amicable solutions.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the country has been hard at work in not only fighting the pandemic but providing aid or assistance to many people including non-profit organizations as well hard at work improving people’s lives on a daily basis. <br>Whilst hard at work fighting or addressing social ills facing ordinary citizens during these hard Covid-19 times, it is important to take into consideration disabled people and the challenges they face on a daily basis, and how Covid-19 lockdown may have contributed to worsening their challenges. <br>Today we speak to Mr co-founder of Reka-Dira dissability forum Mr Blanka Mamabolo, a disabled father to two disabled children and a husband to a disabled wife. <br>Mr Mamabolo founded the dissability forum together with the late Mr Andries Keilelwang, after having realised the ampleness of challenges that were faced by the disabled people within their community and the area/municipality at large. 13 years later after founding the forum, indeed the forum has proved its need for assistance as Mr Mamabolo deals with various challenges faced by communities on a daily basis and tries hard to help them find amicable solutions.

The SABC Disability 360 Campaign aims to empower People with Disabilities by providing on-going disability related content on-air, online and on the ground (events) through SABC various platforms which will be providing the sector with information about job opportunities, training opportunities and pertinent disability content, in all 11 official languages. This Campaign will allow maximum access to information by the Disability Sector in South Africa, thus ensuring that the SABC broadcasts not only compelling content but also content that empowers its audiences. The Disability 360 Campaign further aims at creating an online “community” where people with disabilities can go and engage and access any disability related Information.

TheSABCDisability360CampaignaimstoempowerPeoplewithDisabilitiesbyprovidingon-goingdisabilityrelatedcontenton-air,onlineandontheground(events)throughSABCvariousplatformswhichwillbeprovidingthesectorwithinformationaboutjobopportunities,...