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Smoking I Winner

NURDIEN MKUMBA
GRADE 8 WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL
Nurdien Mkumba, in Grade 8CH - Windor High School, is the most recent winner in the Health4Life Poster Competition that focused on smoking

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HIV / AIDS I Winner

NURDIEN MKUMBA
GRADE 8 WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL
Nurdien Mkumba, in Grade 8CH - Windor High School, is the most recent winner in the Health4Life Poster Competition that focused on smoking

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We began speaking about HIV/Aids around the dinner table, it became a conversation about how those living with the virus feel and what we can do as a family to make a difference,” Mzukisi Alex Nana, 16.
Alex, as he affectionately called by family and friends, is the most recent winner in the Health4Life Poster Competition that focused on HIV/Aids.
Born and raised in Cape Town, Alex is a born creative, who heard about the competition at school. “As an artist I enjoy challenging myself to test my level. There are three reasons I entered the competition: one, it was a way I could explore how I feel about HIV/Aids; two, I wanted the world to see the disease from the perspective of the affected; and three; for the person who has the disease to see that there is support.
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Hannah Goslett
HANNAH GOSLETT
BELGRAVIA HIGH

Wahhaaj David
WAHHAAJ DAVID
BELGRAVIA HIGH

Wahhaaj David
WAHHAAJ DAVID
BELGRAVIA HIGH
Depression I Winner

HANNAH GOSLETT
BELGRAVIA HIGH
A Cape Town native, growing up with three brothers in Athlone, 16-year-old Hannay-Faye describes herself as a private individual who finds her release through art.
A Cape Town native, growing up with three brothers in Athlone, 16-year-old Hannay-Faye describes herself as a private individual who finds her release through art.
For as long as she can remember, Hannah says that any form of creativity has been part of her life. “I had always crayons with me, drawing anything that I could think of from rainbows to houses, I deeply enjoyed it.”
As she grew older, Hannah says that she began learning about different art mediums and continued honing her skill. She desires to study graphic design and journalism after she matriculates from Belgravia High School. “I love the idea of being able to show people how I experience the world through art.”
Speaking about her winning Health4Life competition, she says that she felt motivated. “It was important to show the world the pain felt by those suffering depression through my posters.”

A Cape Town native, growing up with three brothers in Athlone, 16-year-old Hannay-Faye describes herself as a private individual who finds her release through art.
For as long as she can remember, Hannah says that any form of creativity has been part of her life. “I had always crayons with me, drawing anything that I could think of from rainbows to houses, I deeply enjoyed it.”
As she grew older, Hannah says that she began learning about different art mediums and continued honing her skill. She desires to study graphic design and journalism after she matriculates from Belgravia High School. “I love the idea of being able to show people how I experience the world through art.”
Speaking about her winning Health4Life competition, she says that she felt motivated. “It was important to show the world the pain felt by those suffering depression through my posters.”
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Alex nave
WINDSOR HIGH

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natassja fisher
BELGRAVIA HIGH

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Junaid banthem
RYLANDS HIGH
