Silindokuhle Sibiya does the washing after school outside in the

Silindokuhle Sibiya walks to school from the homestead where she

Students make their way to school over the hills and in the earl

Portraits of some of the Grade 8&9 female students Sikhulile Pri

Portraits of some of the grade R students at Sikhulile Primary &

Girls enjoy netball at Isolomuzi Senior Seconday School, Vryheid

Portrait of Angela Ndebele and her two nieces at their home, wh

Grade 8 & 9 students engage in the topic of self confidence duri

Portrait of Mdlalose Spundo (Grade 10) who is part of the "Keepi

Students engage with one another at break time at Isolomuzi Seni

Sipiwe Zulu (14 years) finishes her homework after doing the was

Sipiwe Zulu (14 years) and her grandmotjer Alexina Zulu enjoy we

Sipiwe Zulu (14 years) with her cousin Mcedisi outside their ho

Sipiwe Zulu (14 years) and her grandmotjer Alexina Zulu and her

Sipiwe Zulu (14 years) on her way to school Emjhumbane , Vryheid

Nomvula Xulu (Grade 9) during a math class at Sikhulile Primary

Students enjoy a game of skipping during recreation at Sikhulile

Portrait of Grade 9 students Snemamile Mbatha (left) and
Snemam

Silindokuhle Sibiya, (16 yrs Grade 9) and fellow students engage

Grade 2 students collect water at Sikhulile Primary & Secondary

Silindokuhle Sibiya does her home work after school in the kitch

KZN, South Africa

She’s Got the Power

Sipiwe Zulu at her home with her grandmother Alexina and her cousins. Sipiwe’s father died and her mother left them and has never returned. Life is tough for Sipiwe, but thanks to the support of her grandmother and her involvement with the “Keeping the Girls in School” programme which is run by Miet Africa and supported by the Global Fund. Sipiwe is a student at Sikhulile Primary & Secondary School in Zululand South Africa. Through the program students engage in issues such as HIV Aids and unwanted pregnancy. Sipiwe will hopefully finish her education thanks to the “Keeping the Girls in School” programme.