In September 1893, New Zealand became the first country to allow women to vote, in September of 1666 the Great Fire of London occurred and every soul remembers where they were on September 11, 2001.

I was five months old, resting peacefully in a crib next to my mother’s desk at her office, well, that’s what I’m told at least.

Now let us cast our minds back to our most recent September, with the following articles showcasing why we love to write, and why you love to read.

“Ma moes sterf sodat ek kon leef” – maar toe verdwyn Divan – by Daleen Naudé.
This heartbreaking exposé on an addict needing to reach rock bottom before bettering themselves. Hopefully, Divan will brave onward on his righteous path well into 2024 and beyond.

Historical rock art sites recovered – by Sjani Campher.
This article illustrates the rich history seeped into the terrain of Mpumalanga. A researcher from Wits University was interviewed, in order to convey the historical and cultural significance of the discovery found on the outskirts of Hendrina.

Second Baby Dumped – by Tiisetso Malunga.
This harrowing report reminds us all to be grateful for what we have in life.