Natural hair
Natural hair campaigners see opportunity for local brands in TRESemmé fallout
Unilever has removed all TRESemmé hair products from all stores for 10 days after widespread outrage over the product's advert on the Clicks website.
Learning to love her natural hair has been a process for Anthea Fredericks. But now, she wouldn't have it any other way.
President Yoweri Museveni recently received Quiin Abenakyo, the current Miss Uganda and Miss World Africa, and her family to congratulate the young woman on her new title.
Organisers of the Cape Town Natural Hair Fest can attest to this, with many proudly letting their hair down or up.
Some natural hair enthusiasts say they couldn’t miss one of the biggest events of the year which caters specifically for people who have gone the natural route or are thinking of it.
Festival-goers can expect beauty activitations, hairstyle demonstrations, and experts on hand to answer any hair or beauty-related questions.
Hair experts from around the world, along with social media personalities, attended the Clicks Curls event over the weekend.
Hair experts from around the world and celebrities attended one of the biggest hair events on the social calendar, just outside Stellenbosch.
Nomvuyo Treffers created the product due to frustration at the lack of good quality swimming caps for people with afros, braids, dreadlocks or naturally curly hair.
The Gauteng department of education confirms racist incidences, discrimination and marginalising of black students at the Pretoria High School for Girls.
Three months ago black pupils at the school spoke out about how wearing their hair naturally was deemed inappropriate.
WC Education MEC Debbie Schafer says good progress has been made with the investigation.
Learners claimed they had been subjected to racism and discrimination by some teachers and the principal.
Some learners at Fairbairn College complained to the department about rules relating to hairstyles.
The lecture is part of the 39th anniversary since Biko’s murder.
The call comes after concern was raised over several schools codes of conduct recently.
Some learners at the school want the principal fired over the school's hair and language policy.
Protests over the school’s policy regarding hair and language erupted last week.
Pupils at the Cape Town school will today hand over a memorandum of grievances to the MEC.