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.
Thousands of people cast their votes to choose the world’s first pangolin emoji design. The winning artwork is taking the next big step towards official emoji status. South Africa…
Huxley arrived at TEARS in February with such severe mange, it looked like he had been dipped in cement. Now he’s living his BEST life! Cape Town, South Africa…
Historians are calling it a rare glimpse into how teenagers survived before WiFi… Johannesburg, South Africa (12 June 2026) – Hey Google! The senior school girls at St Andrew’s…
She went through extraordinary lengths to get her dog urgent help. She stayed at his side through every difficult step of the way. This is what LOVE looks like! …
The wheels are turning at the Sandton SPCA! One generous family has helped put another vehicle on the road for animal welfare, giving inspectors more power to answer calls for…
Two Wits professors have been elected into one of the world’s most prestigious scientific academies! Johannesburg, South Africa (12 June 2026) – Over 90 outstanding researchers from across the…
‘She sat in the back seat to comfort my baby, singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star’ – and she didn’t leave until she was sure the little one was fine! …
The food shelf at Husky Heaven Rescue is empty – urgent small acts of kindness can help keep almost 100 doggies fed. Centurion, South Africa (12 June 2026) – There’s…
Seeing SA graduates shine fills us with all the pride! Academic stars like Aimee Caplan set an incredible example for fellow and future students! Pretoria, South Africa (11 June…
There’s a very good boy on SA’s coastline, and he’s been behind some of the most impactful poaching and crime busts! Gqeberha, South Africa (11 June 2026) – Zeus…
Where mind meets heart
“There is no better exercise for your heart than reaching down and helping lift someone up” - Bernard Meltzer
