Nothando is a writer for Good Things Guy.
She's passionate about crafting stories that celebrate the triumphs of everyday heroes and the beautiful moments that restore faith in humanity. When she isn’t at her desk, she is sure to be found running after her bouncy toddler, exploring new food spots, or soaking in tranquil beach views.
Agriculture can be a powerful engine for jobs, entrepreneurship and community growth. A new pilot in Diepsloot is backing 20 young people whose Hydro-Coop start-ups aren’t just farming for today,…
This week, the warmth of Ubuntu proved stronger than the storm, as South Africans stood together to turn R80 donations into R25,000 for blankets that will bring peaceful sleep for…
There are no limits to what a driven mind can achieve! Grade 10 SA learner, Tsebo Masentle Mofokeng, is officially taking her seat among the world’s most promising future leaders…
As heavy rains bring hardship to many across South Africa, the Garden Route SPCA remains steadfast in its mission to protect vulnerable animals and support its community through every storm….
For Zipho, music isn’t just a hobby – it’s his calling. Out of over 1,000 global applicants, he has been selected for the prestigious A Cappella Academy in Los Angeles,…
Yesterday morning, NSRI rescuers braved rising floodwaters to bring 23 stranded souls, from tiny infants to the elderly, off farm building roofs and back to the safety of dry land….
When one mom found herself in the awkward position of accepting an invitation to her son’s special school assembly while dressed in her grey sweats, she did so reluctantly –…
What started as a routine grocery run for Karyn Smith turned into a touching display of a community in action after an elderly woman collapsed at a nearby cafe. Karyn,…
Stepping up for a stronger community, King Nobevu and Thokozani Tevo have been walking from Ekurhuleni to Cape Town to fight unemployment by inspiring a future built on skills development…
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We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men” - Herman Melville