Innholdsfortegnelse for 2023-03-14 i Daily Voice

Inspiration Suffer For Beauty is described as the aftermath of those years, what it’s like to survive your trauma and live to tell the tale. It also takes inspiration from the effort and strength women go through for a world that doesn’t always care, says YoungstaCPT. “Keeping the features short was intentional but they’re still key songs. “Doing Her Hair actually speaks directly to the album art and the title of the project, linking to the fact of how women have to portray themselves to the world at large and the work that goes into it. “It’s a long process to suffer for beauty but they do it effortlessly,” Youngsta explains. “This project also dives into themes of the entertainment industry and what musicians go through to try and deliver…

AS usual, there are people who did not receive their social grants for March. But Sassa says it isn’t their fault. They have confirmed that all grants, including the R350 social relief of distress (SRD) grant, were paid on March 2, 3 and 6. The agency said Postbank experienced a technical glitch, which has apparently now been resolved. Sassa said that social grant beneficiaries who are still experiencing challenges with their March payments are advised to contact the Postbank customer number on 0800 535 455. You should have your ID number ready when calling. Expiring Sassa cards In a recent media release, Postbank and Sassa called on social grants recipients using the Sassa/Postbank cards that are expiring in March 2023 (03/2023) to go and collect their new Sassa/Postbank Gold Cards…

A BONTEHEUWEL man says he is excited to represent South Africa after he was selected for the National Deaf Sevens Rugby team. Tashriq Parker, 23, who has been deaf since he was a child, will represent the country at the Deaf World Cup later this year in Argentina. This will be South Africa’s first time in a World Deaf Rugby tournament since 1995. “It came very unexpectedly, as I’ve been dreaming about this opportunity for a very long time. It’s a feeling that I have never felt before,” Tashriq tells Daily Voice. “I went to training trials in Pretoria and I thought I didn’t do very well, I was coached by the great Marlize van der Merwe and head coach Peter de Villiers.” Tashriq went deaf around the age of…

MYSTERY surrounds the death of a 10-year-old girl from Macassar whose body was found floating in a river a day after she was reported missing. The family of Denecke Present says they are waiting for answers on what led to the her death after she was found by a search party on Sunday afternoon. Aunt Sakeena Samuels claims that the Grade 5 pupil from Marvin Park Primary was last seen by her family on Saturday at around 8pm. Reported “She was at home and left but did not say where she was going,” Sakeena says. “When she did not return home we started to worry because this is a child who only plays here in the flats. “We reported her missing at Macassar police station and looked everywhere but we…