Thanks to the support of the Harry Crossley Foundation and Ladles of Loves’ Nourish Our Children Programme, the little ones at Honey Beez Educare in Du Noon were recently treated…
With school year-end holidays just around the corner, the much-needed break for the little ones and youngsters can present unique challenges, headaches and stress for some parents. But, don’t despair!…
Some dreams just have a way of unexpectedly stopping us in our tracks and redirecting us to where we’re meant to be. Siphelo Matuntuta, faced numerous obstacles on his journey…
A group of dedicated women in Karatara, known as the “Aunts of Karatara,” are making a significant impact on their community through their needlework skills. As part of the Happy…
Three inspiring individuals with different disabilities, Joseph Matheatau, Jabaar Mohamed, and Anda Mthulu, recently embarked on an exhilarating zipline adventure. Despite their unique challenges, they embraced the thrill of the…
The Centre for Early Childhood Development (CECD) hosted a “Raising Our Voices for Our Children” event in commemoration of World Children’s Day this week. Speakers shared insights and a call…
A group of 16 young women from rural South Africa had an incredible week learning about conservation and empowering themselves. They explored fossils, rescued wildlife, studied insects, and learned about…
The seniors of Mitchells Plain transformed the Westridge Rose Garden into a stunning floral haven! Their dedication and newfound gardening skills, acquired through a workshop, have brought the garden to…
Once on the brink of extinction, the majestic Cape Mountain Zebra now finds hope in a dedicated conservation effort. These resilient animals now have fresh land at Zebraskop to roam,…
Despite facing challenges like high crime rates and social ills, the Lotus River Library has remained a steadfast beacon of hope, providing a place where people can escape into the…
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