Events

Raynier Claassen (Western Cape) – Current Under 14 Open African (Image: Flashlight Pictures) Somerset West, Western Cape, South Africa – The South African Junior Closed Chess  Championship 2025 (SAJCCC 2025), one of the most prestigious events on the national chess calendar, will take place from 31 March to 5 April 2025 at Hottentots Holland High […]

By Tshidiso Masopha For well over 2 million South Africans, carrying buckets of water for kilometres on end is a daily reality. Even the elderly are subject to this strenuous means of survival. In most instances, this water is far from drinkable, making these marginalised communities prone to illnesses such as Typhoid, Diarrhoea, and Cholera.

The Times Higher Education World Reputational Rankings has just been released against the following: The world’s most prestigious universities, as judged by 55,000 academics worldwide Results of the world’s largest invitation-only, statistically representative survey of academic experts Harvard University remains number one for the 14th year A total of 300 universities are ranked, up from

    Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube State subsidy can help transform a child’s future – but ECD programmes must register to be eligible to access it and other support “If Africa is to seize its moment and replicate the success of economies like China’s, it must start with ensuring that every child, regardless

By Tshidiso Masopha It’s no secret that we have a plastic pollution problem in SA. South Africa produces nearly 2,5 million tons of plastic a year. As a result, our marine life is facing an increasingly high risk of danger from plastic pollution year on year. West Lake Primary School in Cape Town was treated

    In the spirit of ‘kindness day’ the Mama Afrikas share how kindness has changed their communities On 17 February we celebrate World Random Acts of Kindness Day, which provides a chance for people across the world to perform thoughtful acts of kindness with the intent of spreading joy and kindness to others. Ultimately

SA Harvest, the NPO that has delivered 80 million meals by rescuing 20 million tonnes of food since its inception in October 2019, has once again joined forces with leading logistics partners to tackle the challenge of delivering nutritious food to communities facing severe food insecurity. Through a collaboration with DSV Logistics, CHEP, and Habata

Engen Enhances Water Access for Emalahleni Schools Emalahleni, South Africa – Engen has stepped in to address pressing water issues at Edward Matyeka Primary and Siyanqoba Secondary Schools in Emalahleni, Witbank ensuring a reliable supply of clean water for learners and staff. The project involved upgrading and installing critical infrastructure to mitigate water shortages and support

It is official – Smile FM, ‘Cape Town’s Number One Station for Music Variety’, exclusively partners with The Good Life Show, Cape Town’s Number One Food, Drink and Conscious Living Event, making this a perfect pairing.  Smile FM will be letting Capetonians know about the huge ‘variety’ of exciting, innovative products and experiences that’s on

By Steuart Pennington With President Trump’s offer of refugee status to ‘Afrikaner’ farmers radio talk shows and social media have been abuzz with the tired rhetoric of “our land has been stolen” “all farmland is owned by whites” etc. Sadly, most of the talk show hosts know nothing of the facts, as do social media