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    Vaal is not safe for everyone , especially students because they are being. Targeted by thugs because they have valuable goods that are easily sold. In some incidents they even kidnap girls. Boys are disappearing or being murdered without a trace. Students usually buy expensive laptops and cell phones even if some are not that expensive.  But they are also targeted thugs have zero tolerance for someone who tries to waste their time. They want what they want, and if you don't or something bad will happen to you. They rob you in the street daylight they're so fast. By the time people try to help you, it's already too late because most of the time they use cars. Students are not safe even in their private accommodation because these criminals do break in, at gunpoint and take their money and gadgets. In some incidents they kidnap students. Thanks to the patrollers and the police for working hard, students are in a better environment. Students should avoid working al...

 Wassup fam! I’m Nhlanhla, and like many young people in SA, I’ve felt the pressure: no job, no income, and too many expectations. But here’s one thing I’ve learned: you don’t need to be rich or connected to start a hustle. You just need the right idea, your phone, and the will to start. In this post, I’m sharing 7 hustles you can do starting today, even with R0 in your bank account. 1. 📱 Social Media Managing Many small kasi businesses don’t know how to post regularly or create good content. If you know how to use Instagram or Facebook, you can offer to manage someone’s page for a monthly fee. Use free apps like Canva for graphics. 2. 💈 Mobile Haircuts or Braiding If you can cut hair or do braids, offer your services door-to-door. You don’t need a salon. Start with neighbours or friends. Take pictures of your work and post on WhatsApp or local Facebook groups. 3. 🛍️ Resell Clothes (Thrift Hustle) Go to second-hand markets or ask around for unwanted clothes, wash them,...

  Why Every Student Should Start a Blog in South Africa Hey there! I'm Nhlanhla, a student just like you, trying to figure out how to survive varsity and still make something of myself. One of the best decisions I made this year was starting this blog. You don’t need to be a writer or famous to do it; you just need to start. 📌 So, What Is a Blog? A blog is your personal online space where you can write about anything in your life, your skills, your opinions, or even tips like this one. It’s free to start on platforms like Blogger , and you can turn it into a business over time. 💰 1. You Can Make Money This is the part that got me excited! Once your blog grows, you can apply for Google AdSense , which pays you when people visit and see ads. You can also promote affiliate products, offer services, or sell your own stuff. 🎓 2. It Builds Your Personal Brand Let’s say you’re studying HR, IT, or Law, your blog becomes proof of your passion and knowledge. Future employers mi...

  Top 5 Freelance Jobs South African Students Can Do Online Hi, I'm Nhlanhla, and as a student myself, I know that finding ways to make extra cash while studying isn’t easy. But thanks to the internet, you can actually work online from your phone or laptop, no boss, no transport, just your skills and data. In this post, I’m sharing the top 5 freelance jobs any South African student can start with today. 1. 🎨 Graphic Design If you enjoy creating posters or social media images, try Canva or Photoshop. Many people (especially small businesses) need help with logos, flyers, or Instagram posts. You can start on platforms like Fiverr or design for your local community. 2. ✍️ Content Writing Are you good at writing essays or explaining things? You could write blog posts or product descriptions for websites. You don’t need a degree, just good grammar and creativity. Sites like Freelancer or PeoplePerHour are great to start. 3. 🧑🏽‍🏫 Online Tutoring Help other students in s...

Side Hustles for South African Students: Make Money While You Study Being a student in South Africa isn’t easy with rising tuition fees, textbooks, and daily living costs; the pressure to earn money is real. But guess what? You don’t have to wait for your degree to start making cash. In fact, there are plenty of side hustles students can do without dropping out or failing tests . Here’s a list of the best side hustles for South African students that can help you earn while you learn! 🎓 1. Tutoring Other Students If you're strong in subjects like Maths, Accounting, English, or Life Sciences, consider tutoring fellow students or high school learners. Where to promote: Gumtree, Facebook groups, school notice boards. How much you can make: R100 – R250 per hour. Tip: Offer group tutoring to make more in less time. 💻 2. Freelancing Online Freelance platforms allow you to work from your phone or laptop. If you can write, design, translate, or edit videos, this ...

Employers value both technical proficiency and human-centered strengths as AI revolutionises industries. Employers are prioritising both technical abilities and human-centered strengths as AI revolutionises several industries. This is the breakdown. c🛠️ Technical & AI‑Related Skills 1. Prompt Engineering & LLM Literacy Mastering prompt design and understanding how large language models work is now vital across sectors—from marketing to financial services. Training in prompt writing is becoming a key differentiator ( reddit.com , medium.com , timesofindia.indiatimes.com ). 2. AI, Data Analysis & Machine Learning Analytical prowess and ML fluency (e.g., in Python, cloud APIs, TensorFlow) are increasingly expected—even for non-tech roles. About 70% of hiring managers look for candidates with AI/data competencies. 3. Responsible AI & Ethics Fairness, bias mitigation, and AI governance skills are required as systems scale. Firms are investing heavily in these roles to...

Job interviews can be nerve-wracking , but being well-prepared can make all the difference. If you're job hunting or getting ready for an upcoming interview, this article will help you answer the most common interview questions with clarity, confidence, and authenticity. These sample answers are based on real-life experience and a strong will to succeed. Whether you’re applying for your first job or looking to grow in your career use this as your personal guide!  Tell us more about yourself? Answer: I am a hard worker — passionate, consistent, and disciplined in everything I do.  That reflects a commitment to excellence and personal growth. Passion fuels enthusiasm and perseverance, driving individuals to pursue their goals with dedication. Consistency ensures steady progress, transforming efforts into tangible results over time. Discipline provides the structure necessary to maintain focus and overcome challenges, fostering resilience. Together, these qualities create a r...

  Internships are one of the smartest ways to prepare for life after graduation. They give you real-world experience, industry connections, and often help you land your first job.  But how do you actually find one? In this guide, you’ll learn step by step how to search, apply, and stand out even if you have no experience yet. Why Internships Matter Here are some powerful reasons why every student should look for an internship: ·         Real-World Experience : Apply what you’ve learned in class to real jobs. ·         Professional Networking : Meet people in your industry who can open doors later. ·         Career Direction : Test different fields and discover what fits you best. ·         Better Job Opportunities : Employers love hiring interns who already understand the job. ·         Confide...