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Sash march for quality education for all

Sash march for quality education for all

Staff at the Black Sash Provincial Office in Gauteng have taken part in a demonstration march to highlight the right of all our children to quality public education. The march was held in the centre of Johannesburg on the 10th of June - just before Y...

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Sash resolves Provident fund claim

Sash resolves Provident fund claim

Miss Nondanele Sandi a 60 years old mother to four children. She was employed as a cook by the College of Transfiguration (former St Pauls Theological College) in Grahamstown. While employed at the College, she contributed retirement benefits to the ...

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Sash scores for refugee rights during world cup

Sash scores for refugee rights during world cup

The Black Sash Provincial Office in Gauteng has taken part in a community radio programme in an effort to promote the rights of foreign nationals during the World Cup soccer tournament. The presentation on Thetha FM - a community station that broadca...

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SASSA talks about CMAP in its March newsletter

SASSA talks about CMAP in its March newsletter

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has published details about our Community Monitoring and Advocacy Project (CMAP) in their March/April newsletter. They have also included our recommendations on how to improve their levels of service i...

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The Black Sash works to empower marginalized communities and individuals to speak for themselves in order to effect change in their social and economic circumstances through:

  • Rights Education: We provide knowledge and training to enable vulnerable people to access their social and economic rights.

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