Melville is gearing up for another celebration of creativity and community with the second Happening. Ahead of the big day, the community is called to show up and spread happiness…
It’s the first-ever Southern African school dictionary and thesaurus in one, created to help local learners understand and use more words, with more confidence! South Africa (19 March 2026)…
Weekly physical training sessions at Tembaletu give people with disabilities strength, confidence and wellbeing through consistent movement and community support. Cape Town, South Africa (19 March 2026) – Midweek…
As World Social Work Day is observed, CANSA highlights the essential role social workers play in supporting patients and families through the cancer journey. South Africa (19 March 2026)…
After years of investments, African telescopes are emerging as global leaders in frontier astronomy. From South Africa’s MeerKAT capturing the universe’s most distant gigamaser to Ghana’s radio observatory joining precision…
Floats lighting up the sky. Firefighters doing push-ups. Harley-Davidsons vroom-vrooming. YoungstaCPT on the decks until midnight. Thousands of Capetonians cheering at something spectacular passing by. And not a single ticket…
While food insecurity statistics tell a story of struggle, a powerful movement of everyday South Africans is proving that compassion is stronger than crisis as they work together to ensure…
With the Easter weekend approaching and O-negative stocks at a critical low, your donation could make a lifesaving difference during the holiday rush. Cape Town, South Africa (18 March…
The Footprints 4 Sam Trust has unveiled a new “Super Sam Hero” minibus in Cape Town, strengthening its mission to transport vulnerable children to critical medical appointments. Cape Town,…
The new infrastructure will allow researchers to focus on large-scale studies on diseases affecting South Africans! Free State, South Africa (18 March 2026) – The University of the Free…
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