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Tatenda Abby Nhundu Within my limited exposure, this appeared to be a comprehensive representation of autism, and I believed I had a solid grasp of what it entailed.In retrospect, this was a theoretical and highly structured understanding—one that did not… Continue Reading →
Julie Thokozile Soko There is a quiet power in recognizing that our minds, hearts, and bodies are finite, precious resources. When we see ourselves as the guardians of these internal assets, we naturally become more discerning about the investment we… Continue Reading →
Savanna Mahlanganise On the outside, she looks like she has it all together. She wakes up early, prepares meals, shows up for work, checks on everyone, and somehow keeps going. People admire her strength. They call her resilient. But what… Continue Reading →
We had the opportunity to sit down with Thokozile Kadango, Deputy Country Director and Co-Founder of Sorry I’m Not Sorry, We Are All Sick — a youth-led mental health organisation driven by lived experience. Founded by young people who have… Continue Reading →
Care in Context is a writing and reflection space for people working in care who want to think carefully about how systems, resources, and power shape what care becomes—and what they ask of those who provide it. We publish honest… Continue Reading →
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January 30, 2026 “The ethical frameworks I had been trained in assumed time for reflection, sufficient resources, and the freedom to choose between morally defensible options. The system I entered offered none of these.“ I realised early in my first… Continue Reading →