Ten-year-old Kitana Inderpal will compete in Bangkok after standout performances at the national level, with support needed to make the journey possible. Johannesburg, South Africa (02 April 2026) –…
Wits PhD candidate Bontle Masango takes her research to the Broad Institute, aiming to tackle type 2 diabetes across Africa. Johannesburg, South Africa (23 February 2026) – Bontle Masango…
Once homeless and growing up in a neighbourhood often written off for its dangers, Tebogo Mabye now wears many hats to highlight the potential of Hillbrow. Johannesburg, South Africa…
Diagnosed with the rare genetic condition Fanconi Anaemia, nine-year-old Calvin Jonker faces medical challenges with a fighting spirit and hope for a healthier future. South Africa (21 January 2026)…
KwaSokhulu and Nyembe fishers celebrate receiving rods and training that empower both women and men, promoting responsible safeguarding of marine life. KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (11 December 2025) – Northern…
Through her one-woman show The Joke Was On Me, Swankie Mafoko transforms personal struggles with addiction and loss into a story of resilience, laughter, and self-discovery. Johannesburg, South Africa…
Through early intervention, therapy, and community outreach, Siyakwazi is reshaping how disability is understood in the UGU district and KZN at large. KwaZulu-Natal (09 December 2025) – For more…
Eight months after a near-fatal accident, Clive completed Ride Joburg with friends and family, raising funds and awareness for Little Eden, a centre supporting 300 children and adults with profound…
Award-winning writer and veterinarian Caitlin Venniker brings the funny, moving, and unexpected moments of veterinary life to readers in her upcoming memoir, sharing a world often unseen behind the stethoscope….
The smallest act of kindness can make someone’s day. We’re sharing 50 ways you can be that light on World Kindness Day. None of them are difficult, and most are…
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