Candice Nolan

Cape Town approves universal access policy to boost inclusive transport

Cape Town has officially adopted its Universal Access Policy, a major step toward making the city’s transport system more inclusive for people with disabilities. Approved on 30 May 2025, the policy is designed to ensure all citizens—regardless of physical ability—can access public transport safely, affordably, and with dignity. By IOL The policy forms part of […]

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Liberty pays out R12bn in Claims

Liberty has revealed it paid out a staggering R12 billion in death, disability, and income protection claims during 2024—an 11.8% increase from the previous year. The payouts benefited over 120,000 individuals and highlight the critical importance of financial protection against life-altering events. By EWN Significantly, the majority of claims—64.8%—were made by male clients, even though

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Soweto’s Skills Village Radio: Empowering voices in the disability community

In Soweto, Gauteng, an innovative online radio station is making significant strides in disability advocacy. Founded in 2022 by radio personality Tebogo Poopedi, known as Mr TAP, and sound designer Buhlebenkosi Mkhize (Baba Signal), Skills Village Radio aims to amplify the voices of persons with disabilities and foster inclusivity. By Rolling Inspiration Recognising the underrepresentation

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Rhodes University accelerates inclusion on campus

Rhodes University has taken a major step toward building a more inclusive campus with the acquisition of a specially designated accessible bus to support students living with disabilities. This milestone highlights the institution’s ongoing commitment to creating an environment where every student can participate fully in university life — academically, socially, and culturally. By Rhodes

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