Tomorrow marks five years since Isabella and Elizabeth Rios lost their father, Army Pfc. Gustavo Rios-Ordonez who was killed in combat serving in Afghanistan on June 20, 2011. Each year…
RAIN across the Western Cape has brought slight relief to the region at a time when the rest of SA is suffering the effects of the worst drought since 1992….
Growing up, you’ve probably heard the 1982 song “Africa” by Toto blasting through the speakers all too many times. And, let’s face it, ‘Africa’ never gets old and it’s impossible not to…
When an Army major learned that only four people were attending a funeral for a World War II homeless veteran. She not only decided to attend — she took action….
It has been 40 years since students in Soweto rose up and protested against Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in schools. Looking back at some defining contributions of youth…
Meet 7-year-old Be. Whose conversations with her mom are taking over the Internet & Twitter. Her mother Kelly Oxford posts them on her incredibly popular Twitter account that is being…
A hip hop dance choreographer from Port Elizabeth says his mother encouraging him to start his own crew helped him overcome his depression several years ago. Junior Ferreira, a young…
Andile Zulu was once a street kid in Durban but surfing changed his life. Today, he teaches others how to surf and uses his story to inspire. He told ZILUNGILE…
The statistics are well known and they are grave. One in four South Africans are unemployed. Even worse, half of all young South Africans are without a job. The human…
This Father’s Day, let’s celebrate dads for something they’re all apparently really good at: stacking Cheerios on their kids’ heads. Yup, you read that right. This is the newest…
Where mind meets heart
“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow'” – Mary Anne Radmacher
