Thanks to the recent opening of two more state-of-the-art Cruyff Courts, children in South African townships now have vibrant, secure environments where they can play, learn, and unlock their potential…
Through the story of a young girl navigating bullying and belonging, an Afrikaans children’s book opens an important conversation about identity, empathy, and self-worth in South African classrooms Gqeberha,…
As exam season approaches, UCT lecturer Boitumelo Diale delivered a heartfelt message reminding students to believe in themselves, embrace their journey, and never forget that they belong. Cape Town,…
As netball continues its remarkable growth in South Africa, Mandela University’s Juanita van Tonder and Chinonso Dave were recognised as Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year, capping a standout season….
Over 230 compassionate swimmers plunged into the Pretoria Boys High School swimming pool, enduring a 12-hour marathon of laps. Their goal? To afford little lives the chance to rediscover hope…
Even community challenges couldn’t dim the brilliant light of Harmony Primary School’s young stars, whose dedication and teamwork led to a victorious performance at the recently held Phendulani Literacy Quiz….
There’s been giggles, cheers, and a few happy squeals in KwaNgcolosi, where Lusana Crèche has transformed from an old building with cracked walls and few resources into a colourful hub…
Today, we celebrate the powerful impact of after-school learning programmes through the 6th annual Lights On After School campaign! These are programmes that are doing far more than just extra…
For Samkelo Maisela, rugby offered lessons in leadership and discipline and a space to heal when therapy wasn’t an option. It’s his dedication to this very sport that opened the…
14-year-old South African powerhouse Simphiwe Ndhlovu lit up the stage in Moscow at the recently held Our Generation 2025 song competition, dazzling judges and proudly representing Mzansi. Moscow, Russia…
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We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men” - Herman Melville
