Through early childhood development, education, psychosocial support, recovery coaching and skills training, HandsandFeet has strengthened countless families in the communities of Cape Town over the past 10 years, helping them…
Living with cerebral palsy, Roman Herman has spent 25 years redefining what it means to navigate the world, meeting daily obstacles with quiet resilience. But now the wheelchair that once…
Celebrating the players whose journeys from local courts to international competition continue to inspire South Africa’s tennis community. South Africa (11 June 2026) – For any coach, there are…
Award-nominated poet Zama Madinana is creating spaces for poetry to thrive, from monthly gatherings in Braamfontein to the Fête de la Musique stage. South Africa (11 June 2026) –…
When Ananias Ndlovu was rushed to Rustenburg’s JST Hospital, fearing the worst about public hospitals, he instead witnessed a refreshing display of dedication, urgency, and deeply moving professionalism. Rustenburg,…
Litterboom’s World Oceans Day initiative brought together volunteers of all ages to tackle pollution and help protect local ecosystems for future generations. Durban, South Africa (10 June 2026) –…
A Cape Town woman’s search for her missing cellphone became a powerful reminder that compassion and selflessness still exist in everyday life. Cape Town, South Africa (10 June 2026)…
The Optometry team at the University of Johannesburg is helping people living with albinism see the world more clearly through a heartfelt community eye care initiative. Johannesburg, South Africa…
South Africa’s men will look to use home-ground advantage when they face France in the headline fixture on the opening day of the tournament. Cape Town, South Africa (10…
From a hospitality classroom in Cape Town to the breathtaking kitchens of the Loire Valley in France, Olona Mafalala’s journey is proof of what happens when hard work meets life-changing…
Where mind meets heart
We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men” - Herman Melville
