A University of Pretoria master’s student is combining exercise science and artificial intelligence to understand what keeps people active and how fitness can become more accessible, all while looking for…
After arriving at the rehabilitation centre terrified, Flint’s rehabilitation continues to move in the right direction. Johannesburg, South Africa (22 July 2026) – Flint’s story is taking a heartwarming…
A new free book exchange in Makhanda’s local botanical gardens will support a community of bookworms! Grahamstown, South Africa (21 July 2026) – Makhanda’s Makana Botanical Gardens has turned…
The South African defender returned to Hannover 96 for pre-season after his impressive FIFA World Cup campaign, with teammates making sure he felt right at home. Germany (22 July…
An exciting new chapter has begun for 64 little ones in Maruping Village as they step into the bright, safe, and nurturing classrooms of the newly opened Reaiteka Pre-School! …
People living alongside wildlife often hold the knowledge needed to solve conservation’s most complex challenges. Hwange, Zimbabwe (21 July 2026) – Imagine villagers living near the boundary of Hwange…
Her colleagues at Edenvale Hospital celebrated the moment in style before Romanda Hombir begins her journey to represent South Africa at the 75th Miss World Festival. Johannesburg, South Africa…
Eight Iron Movement athletes have qualified for the UIPM OCR World Championships, but now face the challenge of raising the funds to represent South Africa in Beijing. Winston Park,…
After overcoming personal adversity, the young entrepreneur built a WhatsApp-based AI tutor that’s helping bridge South Africa’s education gap in learners’ home languages. Johannesburg, South Africa (21 July 2026)…
12-year-old Zach McDonald and his community rallied together to gift beautiful beanie and bootie sets to the premature babies at Groote Schuur Hospital, wrapping these tiny fighters in pure love…
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