Community Policing in Adelaide
The South Australian Police African Liaison team was set up over four years ago to improve relationships between South Australia’s African Community and police….
Lifestyle
Brisbane – a city of Cultural Diversity, Natural Disasters and Hidden Delights
I’ve been living in Brisbane for over 7 years now but only recently did I realise that it’s actually not that bad, and could…
A Reality check from the land of opportunity
Welcome to SALT Magazine’s first edition of 2015. In this issue we continue to highlight the challenges facing African Australians in their daily lives,…
2015 Resolution
Seeing as I have no idea about the appropriate time to quash this salutation, I choose to live on the edge and say, Happy…
In Our Own Words
Two young Melbourne based African-Australian women, Soreti Kadir and Aysha Tufa have initiated a platform for young people to channel their life experience and…
Walk Together
Musician Walter de Backer (better known as Gotye) will join South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill, The Hon Stephen Wade MLC (representing Leader of the…
Surviving the aftermath
Some African humanitarian entrants may set foot on Australian soil with no physical belongings but many more carry with them the hidden baggage of…
Refugee Welcome Zones
I’m not a refugee. I’m lucky. I didn’t have to escape war to come to Australia. My father went through the hardships of being…
Hey Mama…what’s that big grey thing with a long nose?
We Australian types sometimes smile at the expectations of our European friends when they come here to visit. As, wide eyed on the trip…
My Journey
By Connie Fiala Mmadike On soft green grass And harsh roads I’ve trod Tripping and falling But on I plod I’ve seen them tame…