Nothing beats a fun day at the beach! For over twenty years, Breadline Africa has provided thousands of disadvantaged Western Cape children with the opportunity to experience the ocean for…
Two teams from Carnarvon High School took part in the World Robot Olympiad Open Championship in Slovenia. South Africa (17 September 2025) – Learners from Carnarvon High School, Northern…
While most students navigate the typical hurdles of university life, Michael Best, a young man living with spastic quadriplegia, faced the compounded difficulties of a condition that made even simple…
Charimaine Shamiso is a young educator whose passion for creating a nurturing environment for her learners has easily warmed our hearts! If she isn’t reaching for her super glue to…
A group of pre-schoolers put their lessons on kindness and care into practice by rallying their families to donate bread, spreads and snacks to provide vital nutrition to their peers…
As a dedicated student, few things compare to having your teachers truly believe in your potential. Njabulo’s teachers were moved by her work ethic despite hardships at home and mobilised…
Shavonne Bulmer’s “Mzansi Cupcakes” movement is determined to overcome the barriers so many talented writers face, and thanks to a well-supported fundraiser, two aspiring storytellers have a chance to share…
Since 2018, Andani Mawela has been on a journey marked by repeated battles with an eye tumour that severely threatened his sight. But it’s been one he’s faced with admirable…
This year, National Recycling Day is getting a practical makeover, with organisations joining forces to turn hard-to-recycle laminate materials into nifty new desks and chairs for little learners. iLembe…
From fashion, skincare and agriculture to music and entertainment, 12 young Mpumalanga visionaries have identified problems in their own communities and built solutions that are already gaining traction and the…
Where mind meets heart
“The only way of finding the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible” - Arthur C. Clarke
