By supporting childhood cancer research, individuals can play a crucial role in saving young lives and ensuring a brighter future for children battling cancer in South Africa. South Africa…
A seemingly insignificant pen mishap caused Vanessa and Athini—two strangers—to cross paths at a local store. When Vanessa noticed Athini struggling to see, she made the heartwarming decision to buy…
Gregg Mitchley’s incredible journey from Benoni to Durban displayed his unwavering support for his friend, Kirsty Weir, a Paralympic athlete battling neurological lupus. Benoni, South Africa (03 September 2024)…
This upcoming International Day of Charity, experts are weighing in on how philanthropy has the power to heal and transform South Africa: South Africa (03 September 2024) — As…
78 years young and ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime, Zonia Ackerman is set to walk a Portugal Spain camino spanning 240km—all to raise funds for the…
Caleb Levitan may only be 14, but his chess career has already soared beyond his years. Now, he’s set to make history for South Africa as the youngest chess champ…
Strand Library is finally old enough to sit at the ‘grown-ups table’ of Cape Town’s oldest libraries after it celebrated its 120th birthday! Strand, South Africa (02 September 2024)—Librarians…
Rhodesfield Engineering School learners impressively showcased their creativity and problem-solving skills with the elderly in mind. Johannesburg, South Africa (02 September 2024) – Ahead of the Multi-Certification Skills Programme…
Cape Town is commending the many volunteers and civilian heroes who have given over 18,000 hours of service during disasters, playing an imperative role in helping communities during the most…
With vibrant acrylic paints and masterful strokes, Siphesihle Ntsungwana creates captivating artworks that evoke emotion and thought. Durban, South Africa (01 September 2024) – Talented creative artist Siphesihle Ntsungwana…
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