She brings heart, curiosity, and a deep love for all things local to every story she tells – whether it be about conservation, mental health, or SA's everyday heroes. When she’s not scouting for good things, you’ll likely find her on a game drive, lost in a book, or serenading Babycat – her four-legged son.
More than 1000 marimba players from South Africa and around the world are heading to Cape Town for a very big first… Cape Town, South Africa (07 August 2026)…
‘And the award for best selfie goes to….’ South Africa (07 August 2026) – If there were world championships for the best wildlife photographs captured on camera traps, South…
A community – and one very kind donor – made sure that SPCA driver Junior was sorted with a brand new cellphone to answer every emergency call. Germiston, South…
After more than 200 hours of costume crafting and two-and-a-half intense minutes on stage, two young South Africans have claimed an award at the World Cosplay Summit in Japan! …
They battled one of the Western Cape’s worst wildfire seasons with bravery – the recognition these heroes received this week is well-deserved! Velddrif, Western Cape (06 August 2026) –…
A wrong turn on Rhino Peak left a young hiker trapped in a freezing-cold gully. The only clue rescuers had in locating him was a glowing light that came from…
A difficult goodbye led to a beautiful act of friendship when Athyanda took in his best friend’s two dogs with an open heart. Eastern Cape, South Africa (06 August…
Cluny Animal Trust hoped to raise enough money for 1000 dog collars. Thanks to an incredible community, 1440 collars have been bought for township dogs! Clarens, Free State (06…
Rare Diseases SA is looking for community support to help make this year’s Johannesburg Family Day even more memorable for the children and families who’ll be there. Johannesburg, South…
This sweet pittie’s rescue took a turn when vets realised she had a litter of puppies waiting for her somewhere. The most beautiful reunion followed, carried out by an army…
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We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men” - Herman Melville