Over 200 toddlers and their teachers from nursery schools across Orlando East, Soweto, marched to their local police station to demand protection of their rights on Friday.
The march coincided with International Children’s Day and Child Protection Week. A memorandum of demands was handed over on behalf of all South African children to Orlando police station commander Brigadier Welcome Zangwa. He promised to spread the message to other police stations.
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A litre of 95 ULP (unleaded petrol) in Gauteng will cost R11.67 from next Wednesday, June 6.
The price of diesel with a 0.05 sulphur content will decrease by 24.82 cents a litre. Diesel with a 0.005 percent sulphur content will also decrease by the same amount.
The wholesale price of illuminating paraffin will drop by 21 cents a litre.
The single maximum national retail price for illuminating paraffin will decrease by 28 cents a litre, and the maximum retail price for LP Gas by 99 cents a kilogram.
The average international prices of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin had decreased, the energy department said.
And neither does the size of a woman’s breasts – “natural is nicest, whatever the size”.
These are some of the interesting findings of the second YoungAfricaLive Youth Sex Survey.
About 170,000 youngsters, most aged between 16 and 24, participated in the survey.
YoungAfricaLive is a cellphone app and has almost a million users in South Africa.
Users were asked 50 candid questions about sex, HIV, love, relationships and culture.
Overall, the youth came across as very responsible in their approach to sex and as believing it is important to practise safe sex.
But a significant number revealed that they had not been tested for HIV in the last year and said they were afraid to know their status.
The survey also gauged respondents’ views on issues of heritage and culture. Some of the findings were that:
58% believed that the reed dance has no place in the modern world and felt that allowing Swaziland’s King Mswati to choose a virgin bride is sexist and unacceptable;
On issues of sex, most said they would watch pornography with a partner to get them into the mood for sex.
Most said they would stay in a relationship if the “love was good, but the sex was bad” and an overwhelming majority felt that it was everyone’s responsibility to carry condoms and not just men’s .
Issues of the heart were also given attention.
Most of the participants said they would not marry someone they did not love.
The women said they show their partner how much they love him by “having sex with him whenever he wants it”. And most of the men felt that showing love equates to ensuring that “she climaxes first”.
Source: YoungAfricaLive
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