Comments for Students for humanity http://studentsforhumanity.com A group of inspiring young (15-18) South African students from poor, underprivileged areas; 'townships' around Cape Town, share about their life and communities. This multi-user blog started in 2008. You can read the personal stories or listen to the podcasts Wed, 22 Jun 2011 11:31:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Matric Class of 2010 by aphish http://studentsforhumanity.com/2010/11/06/matric2010/comment-page-1/#comment-25509 aphish Wed, 22 Jun 2011 11:31:06 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=846#comment-25509 Mr Mthini its the first time that i had visit this wonderful site after such a long time, i just want to thank for the wise words, you really an inspiration, keep doing that Mr Mthini its the first time that i had visit this wonderful site after such a long time, i just want to thank for the wise words, you really an inspiration, keep doing that

]]> Comment on Our commitments to our community by Richard Close http://studentsforhumanity.com/2009/11/11/our-commitments-to-our-community/comment-page-1/#comment-25143 Richard Close Sat, 23 Apr 2011 13:33:01 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=623#comment-25143 With UNESCO Power of Peace Network we have launched a storytelling social community for African Youth call "I am Africa, This is my story..." The site has training material and sample videos from Lesotho on it. You are free to set up your own groups in the social community and design your own personal web pages. This is a cyber sandbox for African youth. We also work with you schools. We can even link to this site. This was started from a conversation that African youth are NOT what the International press shows the world. African youth are bright, beautiful and will change the world. This site is yoru chance to demonstrate that. We should return to Lesotho in June. Please take advantage of this opportunity for youth to speak out. Richard Close rclose@richardclose.info With UNESCO Power of Peace Network we have launched a storytelling social community for African Youth call “I am Africa, This is my story…” The site has training material and sample videos from Lesotho on it.
You are free to set up your own groups in the social community and design your own personal web pages. This is a cyber sandbox for African youth. We also work with you schools. We can even link to this site.
This was started from a conversation that African youth are NOT what the International press shows the world. African youth are bright, beautiful and will change the world. This site is yoru chance to demonstrate that.
We should return to Lesotho in June. Please take advantage of this opportunity for youth to speak out.
Richard Close rclose@richardclose.info

]]> Comment on REFUGEE VI FOOTBALL CLUB by Soccer Training – Nice Soccer Training photos | Soccer Training http://studentsforhumanity.com/2009/12/04/refugee-vi-football-club/comment-page-1/#comment-25140 Soccer Training – Nice Soccer Training photos | Soccer Training Thu, 21 Apr 2011 06:05:07 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=629#comment-25140 [...] more about Ephraims team here: studentsforhumanity.com/2009/12/04/refugee-vi-football-club/ . Also check out the new website that Edith’s brother has organised: [...] [...] more about Ephraims team here: studentsforhumanity.com/2009/12/04/refugee-vi-football-club/ . Also check out the new website that Edith’s brother has organised: [...]

]]> Comment on Xhosa 101 for beginners by Bridging the digital divide one blogpost at a time…. | Fréeminded http://studentsforhumanity.com/2009/05/09/xhosa-101-for-beginners/comment-page-1/#comment-25046 Bridging the digital divide one blogpost at a time…. | Fréeminded Thu, 31 Mar 2011 21:40:06 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=252#comment-25046 [...] CLICK HERE FOR THE 2010 Vocab PODCAST [...] [...] CLICK HERE FOR THE 2010 Vocab PODCAST [...]

]]> Comment on Learning about diversity from kids by Sibuyiselo Mthini http://studentsforhumanity.com/2010/11/04/experiencing-cultural-diversity-in-action/comment-page-1/#comment-25039 Sibuyiselo Mthini Wed, 30 Mar 2011 16:25:54 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=837#comment-25039 I miss this day.. I miss this day..

]]> Comment on Matric Class of 2010 by Sibuyiselo Mthini http://studentsforhumanity.com/2010/11/06/matric2010/comment-page-1/#comment-25038 Sibuyiselo Mthini Wed, 30 Mar 2011 16:24:00 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=846#comment-25038 Thank you..It was my pleasure Thank you..It was my pleasure

]]> Comment on My Very First HIV Test by ntombie http://studentsforhumanity.com/2010/12/03/my-very-first-hiv-test/comment-page-1/#comment-25008 ntombie Sat, 19 Mar 2011 12:03:06 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=858#comment-25008 my first time taking the test was in 2008 at skul. Thy askd wat I'l do if I'm positive, wthout thinkin I said I'd kill myself shockd thy were n refused to do da test, I pretendd to b joking seeing tat I'v shockd thm. Bt the test went vry well and I'm doing regulary now. I last testd last wk wth my partner ofcz. Take n sty brave the way u ar, nt many ppl ar like u out there. Ntombie my first time taking the test was in 2008 at skul. Thy askd wat I’l do if I’m positive, wthout thinkin I said I’d kill myself shockd thy were n refused to do da test, I pretendd to b joking seeing tat I’v shockd thm. Bt the test went vry well and I’m doing regulary now. I last testd last wk wth my partner ofcz.
Take n sty brave the way u ar, nt many ppl ar like u out there.

Ntombie

]]> Comment on Matric Class of 2010 by Mfundo Nomnabo http://studentsforhumanity.com/2010/11/06/matric2010/comment-page-1/#comment-24975 Mfundo Nomnabo Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:52:44 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=846#comment-24975 Very wise words without these words I believe that I wouldn't have made it so thank you Mr Mthini for the courage you poured upon me Very wise words without these words I believe that I wouldn’t have made it so thank you Mr Mthini for the courage you poured upon me

]]> Comment on Is expressing yourself as a Homosexual a death sentence? by anderson http://studentsforhumanity.com/2009/05/04/is-expressing-yourself-as-a-homosexual-a-death-sentence/comment-page-1/#comment-7457 anderson Mon, 24 May 2010 16:31:32 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=243#comment-7457 mlamli I am a second year student in the University of Stellenbosch. Thank you for voicing out your opinion mlamli , it truely means and says a lot to me as a young homosexual from the townships of cape town. It is not a storie , rather a reality . I have to mention it to you that it is my very first time coming across a young straight guy especialy from the townships who voices out what they really feel about the LGBT ( lesbian,gay,bisexual,and transgener) community, some may say its rather absurd , or worse , think that you are "in the closet" because it is not every day that you hear some straight guy saying positive stuff about the LGBT community. And to what Megan says about that she would like to see all people from different races coming together and sharing their views , as I mentioned before that i am also from the townships . Now what we do there is that we all come together as the LGBT community and we discuss the challenges that we are facing we are currently facing in our communities and try to come up with a solution but it would be better if we had some staight people like mlamli over here to colaborate with so that we could come up with a very concrete solution but as i am am writing this i am sort of running out of time , haha, because i am writing an exam in a few minutes to come , but anyway i really like what you have done mlamli , big up to you bru that you even found the time ........ mlamli

I am a second year student in the University of Stellenbosch.
Thank you for voicing out your opinion mlamli , it truely means and says a lot to me as a young homosexual from the townships of cape town. It is not a storie , rather a reality . I have to mention it to you that it is my very first time coming across a young straight guy especialy from the townships who voices out what they really feel about the LGBT ( lesbian,gay,bisexual,and transgener) community, some may say its rather absurd , or worse , think that you are “in the closet” because it is not every day that you hear some straight guy saying positive stuff about the LGBT community. And to what Megan says about that she would like to see all people from different races coming together and sharing their views , as I mentioned before that i am also from the townships . Now what we do there is that we all come together as the LGBT community and we discuss the challenges that we are facing we are currently facing in our communities and try to come up with a solution but it would be better if we had some staight people like mlamli over here to colaborate with so that we could come up with a very concrete solution but as i am am writing this i am sort of running out of time , haha, because i am writing an exam in a few minutes to come , but anyway i really like what you have done mlamli , big up to you bru that you even found the time ……..

]]> Comment on REFUGEE VI FOOTBALL CLUB by Ron Elias http://studentsforhumanity.com/2009/12/04/refugee-vi-football-club/comment-page-1/#comment-6928 Ron Elias Sun, 02 May 2010 13:27:33 +0000 http://studentsforhumanity.com/?p=629#comment-6928 I have met Ephraim as a very intelligent and warm person. And I certainly hope his dreams come true. Ephraim, if you read this, remember my words: keep learning, don`t forget to study and everything will come together. All the best for now and later! Ron Elias I have met Ephraim as a very intelligent and warm person. And I certainly hope his dreams come true. Ephraim, if you read this, remember my words: keep learning, don`t forget to study and everything will come together.
All the best for now and later!

Ron Elias

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