Addiction in the academic corridors

Friday, March 06, 2015

Drugs and substance abuse may be perceived as less of an issue within our borders when compared to overt crises such as HIV/AIDS and cancer, but studies and testimonies show that thousands of lives are being wasted to these vices. Staff Writer, BABOKI KAYAWE writes

Kagiso Moffat

Twenty-five-year-old Kagiso Moffat from Tonota has had opportunities – not just once, but twice – that many of his peers can only salivate at. Growing up, he relied on a food basket the Department of Social Welfare provided for his poverty-stricken mother.

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Addiction in the academic corridors

Drugs and substance abuse may be perceived as less of an issue within our borders when compared to overt crises such as HIV/AIDS and cancer, but studies and testimonies show that thousands of lives are being wasted to these vices. Staff Writer, BABOKI KAYAWE writes