The School of St Jude, Tanzania
She has transformed thousands of lives by providing education in a society where education is a privilege for most, and along the way, created…
Stirring the Pot: Ghana, West Africa
In Ghana, one wouldn’t attend a wedding or naming ceremony without seeing Jollof rice on the menu. Also called ‘Benachin’ meaning one pot in…
SA Greens Senator talks about proposed Racial Discrimination Act
When SALT Magazine asked me to write something for this esteemed publication, I accepted with pleasure. I always enjoy reading my latest edition of…
Kenyans celebrate Madaraka in South Australia
The Kenyan Community of South Australia turned out in full force to celebrate ‘Madaraka Day’ which commemorates Kenya’s independence from Britain. Held at the…
Africa Day Celebration in Adelaide
Cross sections of the African community in South Australia were at the Thebarton Oval Sunday May 25 to celebrate Africa Day in commemoration of…
Melbourne’s African talents celebrate
In this year’s highly contested Africa’s Got Talent competition in Melbourne, Pettition Chinyemba of Zimbabwe mesmerized the judges to win the first spot with…
Volunteers Wanted!
Salt Magazine is a FREE African-Australian News Magazine. As we are a not-for-profit magazine, we require volunteers to contribute to the magazine, especially those…
Budget a mixed bag for multicultural young people
The Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network based in Victoria have released the following statement summarising how the 2014 Federal Budget will affect multicultural young people:…
Misuse of Drivers’ Licenses in South Australia’s African Communities
Juma Abuyi, the African Liaison Officer in the Crime Prevention Section of SA Police, has written to leaders and members of African communities, expressing…
Jamming to Dub Inc. Down Under
Dub Inc, a reggae band from Saint-Étienne, France hit Adelaide’s Womad fans with a bang on their first trip down under. Their pulsating reggae…