The University of Pretoria’s architecture department has won an international award for prioritising climate responsibility and social justice in how it trains SA’s future architects. Pretoria, South Africa (19…
Jackie’s Soup Kitchen is reminding struggling families that even in the hardest times, they are seen, cared for and never forgotten. Cape Town, South Africa (19 May 2026) –…
Instead of avoiding puddles, the team’s hilarious roadside “emergency board meeting” during stormy weather has social media entertained. Cape Town, South Africa (19 May 2026) – When heavy rain…
His background may have been marked by disadvantage and various social ills. But those were the very things that motivated Andile Mkhungo to aspire for more, recently becoming a top…
Did you know that some of the most important conservation work in South Africa happens on four legs? South Africa (19 May 2026) – The Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Canine…
The South African canoe sprinter claimed silver and bronze in Germany to make it three World Cup medals across two consecutive weekends in Europe. Brandenburg, Germany (19 May 2026)…
When devastating storms hit Beaumont Primary School, their dedicated general workers rolled up their sleeves to restore damaged grounds and buildings, inspiring the entire school community to give them the…
Importing the technology was expensive and complicated, so the University of the Free State built their own. Free State, South Africa (19 May 2026) – The Green Concrete Lab…
Every kilometre of Lodelia Kombrink’s 166km mountain challenge will support Matla A Bana’s work protecting vulnerable children across South Africa. George, South Africa (19 May 2026) – South African ultra-endurance…
In a country where reading is in crisis, five school libraries are doing extraordinary things in Johannesburg townships. Through parent meetings, reading competitions, weekend book loans and school communities holding…
Where mind meets heart
"The greatest discovery of any generation is that a human being can alter his life by altering his attitude." - William James
