Doctor Rihangwele Mukhinindi is on a mission to transform cancer care in rural communities; empowering healthcare workers and patients! Limpopo, South Africa (05 February 2025) — In recognition of…
Sienna, a sweet and playful dog, has been waiting… and waiting… and waiting. For over 1000 days, in fact. This gentle soul dreams of having a family and a place…
Tammy decided an ultra-marathon would be a “fun challenge”. Although the fun only lasted about 30km, she persevered. She crossed the finish line, dead last, but feeling like a champion!…
Rounding out the final animal welfare charity list is the Western Cape, which is filled with hundreds of people saving animals in need; these are the organisations saving lives: …
An orphaned foal named Roman found an unlikely saviour and adoptive mommy in “Amazing”, a rescued mare who had recently given birth herself. Cape Town, South Africa (05 February…
The Stellenbosch Triennale, along with Stellenbosch University, are on a mission to explore the transformative role of art in education thanks to a new initiative that hopes to bridge gaps…
A collaborative partnership between local organisations has seen the Sweetwaters community gain invaluable agricultural skills and transform six hectares of land into flourishing vegetable gardens. Pietermaritzburg, South Africa (05…
Clayden Botes is a talented teen artist on the Autism spectrum whose creativity has captured South Africa. Now, thanks to an opportunity that’ll see him become a documentary star, his…
The Henderson family took their passion for rhino conservation to the next level, braving the chilly waters of the Robben Island Swim to support Project Rhino’s “Let Our Children Be…
A unique initiative is back and inviting business leaders to ‘ride a mile in someone else’s wheels’ in an effort to raise funds and awareness for people with intellectual disabilities…
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“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” - Mother Teresa