Turning His Hustle into a Growing Business
“My goal is to turn this small hustle into sustainable community impact” Mpho, also known as Gold, is a young man from Mangaung in the Free State who loves working
A report, produced by Sonke Gender Justice, has been published documenting the proceedings from a roundtable discussion on policing and sex work as part of the Positive Policing Partnership (PPP) which NACOSA is part of. Chaired by Marlise Richter (from Sonke Gender Justice), the roundtable comprised a panel of five experts from the sex work, law enforcement and civil society sectors.
Through discussing ways of creating more positive relationships between law enforcement and sex workers, the purpose was to contribute to the aims and objectives of the Positive Policing Partnership (PPP) – and through more positive relationships to reduce human rights violations experienced by sex workers as perpetrated by law enforcement.
“My goal is to turn this small hustle into sustainable community impact” Mpho, also known as Gold, is a young man from Mangaung in the Free State who loves working
Buhle Ngidi is a single mother who is working hard to support her family. She is a hairdresser who is running her own salon, which gives her financial independence and
NACOSA will host the Amaqhawekazi Harm Reduction Summit 2026 in Gauteng from 26-27 August, under the theme “From Grassroots to Policy: The Journey of Harm Reduction in South Africa.” The
“A lot of people were selling Kotas, and no one was selling sandwiches; I saw an opportunity to offer something different that would benefit both customers and me.” Tirolo Boikanyo