South Africa’s government of national unity has officially been announced, with our two biggest parties, the ANC and DA, agreeing to work together. South Africa (14 June 2024) –…
Few things distress people more than other people’s stress, and right now, many of us are feeling the post-election stress in full. But do we have to feel it so…
After pleading with government for years, the Welisizwe Bridge Programme has finally delivered four bridges in eMakhabeleni eMakhabeleni, South Africa (13 March, 2024)—Villagers in eMakhabeleni, outside Kranskop in Mvoti,…
De Berg Nature Reserve, another one of South Africa’s wonderful wetland hotspots, now has the world’s caring eyes on it after being named a site of International Importance: De…
The stats are out and employment is up in the Western Cape by over 300 000 jobs! Not only this, the province also created the most jobs in the country…
The education system in South Africa has left many gaps preventing learners from excelling. However, after-school programmes are working hard to change this, and the Lights on After School Movement…
The City of Cape Town is set to allocate R19 million for cultural hubs and in the arts—from the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra to organisations that provide a safe haven…
‘Is there a doctor on board?’ A movie-like moment happened in South African skies this week where a flight from Durban to Cape Town saw an unwell patient get medical…
From Cape Town to Cairo! Rainbow Runner Keith Boyd is hitting long roads for reasons bigger than the chance to break a world record. With the future of the Rainbow…
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