In Kliptown, Soweto wool is so much more than just colourful string. Dedicated mothers in the community are learning how to stitch strands of it into financial independence, self-confidence, and…
The retired nurse and midwife completed her doctorate in Public Health after a career spanning maternal and newborn healthcare, education and policy. Durban, South Africa (16 September 2026) –…
The Jukskei River has carried rubbish through Alexandra for too long. A group of residents decided they were done waiting for somebody else to fix it. They have since removed…
After matric, Nicky knew she wanted to further her studies, but with several odds stacked against her, she did the only other thing she could – juggle working jobs like…
Some very creative little fashion designers have emerged at St Michael’s School for Girls after they raided the shopper bags stash at home. Bloemfontein, South Africa (16 September 2026)…
Megon Champion has never hesitated to drop everything to support her loved ones through their most difficult moments, even postponing her own long-awaited endometriosis surgery. Now her husband Kyle is asking…
Ceramics lecturer Phineas Makhwiting never let his physical disability decide which career was available to him. He’s a massive inspiration to his students! Pretoria, South Africa (16 September 2026)…
This week the Westville community turned a fun run into a powerful movement of connection, hope, and unconditional support for those struggling with mental health. Westville, South Africa (15…
Ford employees lovingly gave their time, care, and creativity to handcraft teddy bears for patients at Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital, making sure each brave child fighting a tough health battle…
A crowdfunding appeal aims to raise R350,000 to help cover chemotherapy, radiation, scans, medication and other medical costs. South Africa (15 September 2026) – Tereza is facing another difficult…
Where mind meets heart
“It’s humbling to start fresh. It takes a lot of courage. But it can be reinvigorating. You just have to put your ego on a shelf and tell it to be quiet.” — Jennifer Ritchie Payette
