The history of autism is a profound narrative of scientific evolution, moving from the shadows of psychiatric misunderstanding into the light of developmental diversity. Over the last century, the medical community’s perception of autism has undergone a radical transformation, shifting from a perceived symptom of “childhood schizophrenia” to a widely recognised spectrum that defines a […]
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A practical workplace initiative is forcing companies to take a harder look at how inclusive their environments really are. The Western Cape Association of and for Persons with Disabilities (WCAPD) is driving this shift through its “Walk in My Wheels” programme, which moves inclusion from policy into lived experience. The initiative challenges employees to spend
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The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has taken another step toward strengthening inclusive education in South Africa. An Inclusive Education Stakeholders’ Meeting was held on 9 March 2026 at the DBE Conference Centre in Pretoria under the theme “Every Learner Matters.” The session brought together government officials and partner organisations to improve coordination and expand
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At just 19, Lerato Moletsane’s life changed in a way few people can imagine. After being diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, she was faced with a difficult decision. The only way to stop the cancer from spreading was to amputate her leg. It was a life-altering moment, one that could easily have
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March is recognised as Intellectual Disability Awareness Month — a time dedicated to increasing understanding, challenging misconceptions and promoting inclusion. An intellectual disability is a neurodevelopmental condition that begins before the age of 18 and continues into adulthood. It affects how a person learns, reasons, solves problems and manages everyday life. For a diagnosis to
For many young South Africans living with disabilities, the biggest barrier to employment is not talent — it is access to opportunity. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is now opening that door. ACSA is inviting graduates aged 18–34 to apply for an 18-month internship programme designed to help young professionals gain real workplace experience inside
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In a country where persons with disabilities face entrenched socio-economic barriers — with unemployment among this group significantly higher than the national average — meaningful corporate leadership in disability inclusion is both a moral imperative and a tangible business opportunity. Attacq, the JSE-listed real estate investment trust (REIT) behind transformative developments such as Mall of
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Another roaring success for disability inclusion in the workplace at the annual Disability Summit & Career Expo 2025 held at the Wits Hall 29 on the West Campus. Headline sponsors Sanlam and the Road Accident Fund opened proceedings with strong messages about corporate South Africa embracing diversity and inclusion in the workplace and their commitment
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By Myolisi Gophe/ Images Lerato Maduna for UCT News In the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Vision 2030 lies a powerful commitment: leave no one behind. While this mantra may sound aspirational, for the Disability Service, it is an everyday reality they are working tirelessly to bring to life. Over the past decade, the department
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