EziNgcanjini - talking gender based violence

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An exciting program for change, EziNgcanjini means ‘at the roots’ in isiXhosa and is an apt description of how this program is addressing gender-based violence and femicide. Craig Ross, standing in for Kaycee Rossouw, was joined by Project Manager Thabang Queench for this week's edition of Algoa Cares.

25 Aug 2022 English South Africa Health & Fitness · Music Interviews

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