CI in the news 2024 | Children's Institute

Opinion editorial: Government must take lead and work with civil society to make our communities safer for women, kids - Sowetan, 5 December 2024
South Africa is failing its youngest children – report flags critical gaps in early learning, social protection and health care - The Conversation, 11 September 2024
Early childhood investment key to breaking poverty cycle - eNCA, 22 August 2024
Outcomes of SA Child Gauge 2024 - SAFM, 22 August 2024
Child Gauge 2024 sounds the alarm - Daily Maverick, 22 August 2024
One in 25 children in South Africa die before turning 5 - SABC TV news, 31 August 2024
SA's little children are in deep crisis - TimesLive, 31 August 2024
Children and the internet: Helping kids navigate this modern minefield - The Conversation, 27 August 2024
Malnourished, hungry and dying in greater numbers: the plight of SA’s children under six TimesLive, 17 July 2024
Opinion editorial: Eradicating violence by teachers will need training in non-physical techniques for managing pupils The Sunday Times, 3 March 2024
Key challenges remain regarding children's rights in SA despite progressive constitution SABC Channel Africa, 3 February 2024
Parents' IDs unlawfully blocked: Court orders Home Affairs to register children eNCA, 23 January 2024
High Court orders Department of Home Affairs to stop ID blocking Capricorn FM, 18 January 2024
High Court orders Home Affairs to stop blocking birth registration of any child whose parent's ID has been unlawfully blocked or is under investigation SAFM, 18 January 2024
Court decision declaring blocking of ID numbers unconstitutional is lauded TimesLive, 18 January 2024
Home Affairs can't block your ID without notice, investigation and appeal process News24, 17 January 2024
Court rules that SA can no longer block an ID without due process Business Day, 17 January 2024