The South African canoe sprinter claimed silver and bronze in Germany to make it three World Cup medals across two consecutive weekends in Europe. Brandenburg, Germany (19 May 2026)…
When devastating storms hit Beaumont Primary School, their dedicated general workers rolled up their sleeves to restore damaged grounds and buildings, inspiring the entire school community to give them the…
Importing the technology was expensive and complicated, so the University of the Free State built their own. Free State, South Africa (19 May 2026) – The Green Concrete Lab…
Every kilometre of Lodelia Kombrink’s 166km mountain challenge will support Matla A Bana’s work protecting vulnerable children across South Africa. George, South Africa (19 May 2026) – South African ultra-endurance…
In a country where reading is in crisis, five school libraries are doing extraordinary things in Johannesburg townships. Through parent meetings, reading competitions, weekend book loans and school communities holding…
When the LOLs highlight an urgent message about the Cape’s wild species… Western Cape, South Africa (19 May 2026) – It’s a leopard! It’s a penguin! It’s a tortoise!…
The Sandton-based trainer completed a gruelling 100km challenge at Alberton Rugby Club to help Easterns Touch Rugby players who cannot afford to tour. Johannesburg, South Africa (19 May 2026)…
GetGo Fund’s new #GetGoTheDistance initiative encourages people to turn runs, walks and fitness challenges into fundraising support for schools and learners in need. Cape Town, South Africa (19 May…
When a tiny, exhausted African Penguin and a massive elephant seal named “Snarf” washed ashore far from home, the South Coast communities of Port Edward and Port Shepstone didn’t just…
Every brain is beautiful, and across South African schools, workplaces, and communities, individuals and teams are putting together events that seek to embrace, honour and make space for people with…
Where mind meets heart
“There is no better exercise for your heart than reaching down and helping lift someone up” - Bernard Meltzer
