by Tekano Communications | Dec 19, 2025 | News & Activities
The 2024 State of South African Fathers (SOSAF) report has reignited debates about fatherhood in this country. Its findings are stark: economic precarity, restrictive gender norms, and the lingering myth of the “absent Black father” continue to shape perceptions of...
by Tekano Communications | Dec 19, 2025 | News & Activities
“Government has been building streets from the car perspective for so long things need to change, communities need to connect. Cape Town is so segregated things are far by driving but once you navigate streets, they are so close. What I love a lot about cycling is...
by Tekano Communications | Dec 19, 2025 | News & Activities
Tekano recently convened Umzabalazo, its annual gathering dedicated to reflection, creativity, and collective celebration. This year’s theme, “The Power of Us,” paid tribute to the tradition of collective action that has shaped South Africa’s pursuit of justice. The...
by Tekano Communications | Dec 19, 2025 | News & Activities
“We can no longer stay in a vacuum and enable colonialism. For as long as we remain closed in our borders, we are giving power to colonialism because that is what they wanted, that is what they did in 1885,” said the Pan-Africanist Mildred Ngesa during a discussion...
by Tekano Communications | Dec 19, 2025 | News & Activities
Like many other South Africans, I approached the National Dialogue with some scepticism. Too often, such spaces are elite-led, with ordinary voices left out. However, as a social activist, I know the importance of carrying with me the voices of those I organise with...
by Tekano Communications | Dec 19, 2025 | News & Activities
The journey through Kenya with Tekano was not just a passage across land, but a threshold into truth, a soulful reckoning that awakened me from the fog of complacency and entitlement. Beneath Africa’s pulse, I faced the raw power of presence: that change does not wait...
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