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The Reporter – Autumn 2016

The Reporter – Autumn 2016

‘Good Samaritans’ purvey evil This sickening story, related to a Salvation Army worker by a victim and ultimate survivor of human trafficking, proves that this abomination of mankind is flourishing in South Africa. Jenny* and her friend Fiona* set off for a long weekend, full of fun and laughter. The sky was blue, cattle grazed… Continue Reading

Concourt ruling a resounding affirmation of democracy and rule of law

Concourt ruling a resounding affirmation of democracy and rule of law

Friday 01 April 2016 I For immediate release Yesterday’s ruling by the Constitutional Court is a resounding affirmation of South Africa’s democratic institutions and the ultimate rule of law in our country, says The Salvation Army. Territorial Commander of the Southern African Territory of The Salvation Army, Colonel Keith Conrad, said this in reaction to… Continue Reading

Ending racism is a task for everyone

Ending racism is a task for everyone

Sunday 20 March 2016 I For immediate release Overcoming racism is a daily activity that needs to be undertaken by every person in our society in respect of all others, regardless of race, colour, gender, class, ethnicity, or sexual orientation, the Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in Southern Africa, Colonel Keith Conrad, has said.… Continue Reading

Quality education partnership collapses

Quality education partnership collapses

Sunday, 28 February 2016 I For immediate release A three-year-old initiative between the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) and Faith Based Organisations (FBOs) to enhance teaching and learning in the province has collapsed following charges by the FBOs of the GDE “steadily ignoring” their requests for dialogue on aspects of the partnership. The initiative, Faith… Continue Reading

Falling currency will impact on services to marginalised

Falling currency will impact on services to marginalised

Sunday, 13 December 2015 I  For immediate release The Salvation Army is concerned at the knock-on impact of the falling rand on marginalised people in South Africa and on the organisation’s ability to provide services to this sector. Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in South Africa, Colonel Keith Conrad, said that the ongoing poor… Continue Reading

The Reporter – Spring 2015

The Reporter – Spring 2015

The harsh reality behind the glamour The ladies of the night. What a charming euphemism to describe the women in the world’s oldest profession, hinting at glamour and romance. But the reality of prostitution is sad – and sordid. So what was I, Major Carin Holmes, doing mingling with these women on this dark, cold… Continue Reading

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