When illness separates people from their families and familiar comforts, the smallest human connection can mean everything. HospiVision has spent nearly three decades making sure no one has to face…
The Mother City’s FYN is one of just four restaurants worldwide joining a pilot that focuses on biodiversity, culture and caring for life on Earth. Cape Town, South Africa…
Across South Africa, countless people are willing to work, skilled and motivated, yet are overlooked every single day. Hire Me Mzansi was created to change that by making visibility the…
A South African-born project tackling one of AI’s biggest blind spots (nature) has just taken home an international award! Davos-Klosters, Switzerland (28 January 2026) – Project ZOA (Zoological Open…
Chris Lomas joined me in studio to talk about Hope4’s global impact, its growing work in South Africa and the belief that lasting change only happens when dignity and community…
South Africa is filled with driven, hardworking entrepreneurs who simply need the right system to turn effort into ownership, and that is exactly what Moove is building. South Africa…
Clive Vanderwagen has transformed corporate training by putting people first, showing that kindness, listening, and building relationships can lead to measurable results and international recognition. South Africa (20 January…
Waterfall City grabs the global spotlight for a second consecutive year at the International Property Awards in London. Midrand, Gauteng (19 January 2026) – The International Property Awards are…
It’s easy to cheer for big numbers… but Christel House’s matric results come with something even bigger: meaning. At this school, every distinction represents a child who was lifted, supported,…
Practical advice from the Youth Employment Service on skills, experience and mindset for young jobseekers entering a challenging employment landscape. South Africa (15 January 2026) – A new year…
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