National Women's Day is a South African public holiday celebrated annually on the 9 th of August. The significance of this holiday is to draw attention to the issues and social challenges faced by women on a daily basis. These issues include domestic violence, femicides, sexual harassment, sexual assault, female education and etc, m any South Africa women have dedicated this day to help increase understanding and protest against these inhumane despicable acts against women. On this year’s women’s day I had the honor of being invited to attend the Tswelopele Ka Thuto Women's Day High Tea Event hosted by Nthabiseng Mokhothu the founder of Tswelopele Ka Thuto, a non-profit organization with the aim and vision of moving young people forward with education through career guidance, mentorship programs and charity. The purpose of the high tea was to collect donations in a form of matric dance dresses, shoes and accessories to assist underprivileged
The Test Hub experience is authentic. It's like being in a photo studio, at an art gallery that serves amazing variety of coffees and pastries, and it happens to be in your grandmother’s lounge. The space is unique, abit rough around the edges with a fresh laid-back urban vibe, that plays cool e clectic music in the background. It’s overall aesthetic is a combination of modern furniture and touches of antique pieces that offers that warm nostalgic unpretentious feeling, making it a perfect hang out spot to catch up with friends, take pictures while discovering local artists. What I found the most interesting about The Test Hub is that, it's unassuming which makes it easy for any passer-by to just walk in and feel at home. Talk about a gem hidden in plain sight. I highly recommend you try The Test Hub, it is truly an experience through art. It opens 7 days a week from 7am - 6pm and 8am - 6pm on Sundays, it is perfectly located in central Heidelbe