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Anyone else Passionate about Reducing Crime and Unemployment in South Africa?

August 9th, 2011 | Add a Comment

I’m feeling both passionate and a little angry right now. Frustrated. What if there was a way to help reduce crime and unemployment in South Africa and people didn’t seem to care enough about it?

Are there that many people that are not affected by crime and unemployment in South Africa that they are unaware that many are, or don’t care as long as the crime and unemployment doesn’t affect them? I don’t know.

What I do know is that there exists a wonderful South African magazine called ZA Difference, a really wonderful magazine, with the slogan “Bridging the Divide” – or if that needs to be spelled out “A bridge between a world in which privilege is the norm, and a world in which every last ounce is fought for … or stolen.”

Another thing I know is that this wonderful magazine, ZA Difference, needs a lot of help to get off the ground. To get their magazine out there, so that the amazingly helpful contents of the magazine can be seen by many.

And not just that, the actual magazine provides a “business in a box” opportunity for selling the magazine. It provides an employment opportunity all on its own. No, not just for stores to stock and sell the magazine, but for street sellers too.

The goals behind the ZA Difference magazine are admirable indeed. Incredibly admirable, and clever, and helpful to South African society.

ZA Difference is non-profit, and need all the help they can get, to, in turn, help South Africa.

Why aren’t people jumping up and down to do all they can to help this magazine?

Do not enough people know about it? Then help market it or what it stands for.

If people can’t help with finances, then perhaps they know people who can. So many people are members of social sites and members of charity groups. I say, spread the word about this amazing magazine. In so doing, however small your effort or assistance, I really do believe you’re doing your bit to help South Africa reduce crime and unemployment.

Start with reading through the pages (more than just one, come on, study the site and see what this magazine is all about!) of the ZA Difference magazine website, get a feel for what ZA Difference is all about, and then do what you can to assist – it doesn’t have to cost you a thing, if you don’t have the money for it. Just spread the word about this powerful magazine.