A heartwarming tale of kindness unfolded as Beanies for Beings, along with generous supporters, brought Christmas cheer to 26 underprivileged children at two creches in Diepsloot. Diepsloot, South Africa…
Aunty Cindy will be cooking her last Christmas meal at St Joseph’s Intermediate Paediatric Care this December before retiring; she has served a lifetime of meals, made with love, for…
L’chelle Bester, a smart and eco-conscious teen from Hillcrest, is off to Antarctica! She was picked from thousands of young people across Africa to join explorer Riaan Manser on an…
This festive season, FoodForward’s dedicated team is going the extra mile to provide ample food supplies to their network of over 2,500 beneficiary organisations, ensuring that vulnerable individuals, from children…
Young athletes from across South Africa showcased their skills and determination, breaking records and inspiring the next generation of track and field stars at the ASA Sub-Youth Championships held at…
Margaret Gardiner has been all things Miss Universe this year with her role as a judge at the 2024 pageant and now her upcoming book; she sat down to reflect…
Well, it seems the halls have been decked, so now, it is time to fill them with the cheerful tunes that Christmas offers; Ed Sheeran and our festive favourite, Michael…
Muhammad “Mo” Wally is ending 2024 on a high note! This young karting champion, who recently received his Protea Colours, has not only won national titles but has also competed…
Gender-based violence (GBV) continues to plague workplaces across South Africa. Despite significant strides towards gender equality, women still face harassment, bullying, and discrimination. Social Justice and Human Rights Advocate, Kovini…
The African Conservation Trust (ACT) was one of the many organisations that were honoured at the prestigious SANParks Kudu Awards for making a significant impact on communities in Limpopo and…
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