Events

Food producers, Tiger Brands, RCL Foods, and Danone, in partnership with FoodForward SA, OneFarm Share and Do More Foundation, have collaborated to support young learners and households suffering hunger in the community of Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga, with daily nutritious meals. This intervention follows a recent national news report indicating learners in the Bushbuckridge community were taking […]

By Johannah Malogadihlare and Akani Nkuna 100 of South Africa’s Shining Stars are looking ahead with optimism, believing in a promising future filled with opportunities and progress. These influential individuals see potential for growth, innovation and positive transformation in the country. Although they come from diverse fields, the Shining Stars share a unified goal –

A Nation That Can’t Read Can’t Succeed: Why Early Childhood Development is Key to Fixing SA’s Literacy Crisis Every year, thousands of children enter formal schooling without the foundational literacy skills needed for success. Research from the World Literacy Foundation shows that children who lack early literacy skills are more likely to fall behind and

By Thabo Motlhabi “When play is the foundation of learning, we teach the whole child.” NPO ReachSA, a multi-activity organisation based in West Rand, recently organised Fund Day event in partnership with Mogale City Children Sector and Mogale City Art and Culture Forum. The campaign was hosted at Kagiso Memorial and Recreation Centre. On 12

Dear Minister With Teachers’ union SADTU threating a national protest at Treasury, and the departments of Basic Education and Higher Education and Training in Pretoria this week against budget cuts. And also, against the background of Minister Steenhuisen’s complimenting you on: Prevented a R9.8 billion tender ruining school feeding schemes, to protect the meals our

Proudly South African fuel brand, Sasol highlighted the importance of reducing the economic barriers to education as part of its Sasol Mzansi Tour 2.0 road trip, that took place from 10-16 April 2025. During this seven-day adventure, the Sasol Mzansi Tour 2.0 competition winners and influencers experienced how the Sasol Friendly Neighbour Campaign is making a

Johannesburg, 17 April 2025 – Radio is still as big a part of people’s lives as it was in its early days nearly a hundred years ago. But much has changed, and expectations of how presenters act have grown. Nowadays, radio is defined by the speed and urgency at which it can cover relevant topics

By Mike Osner Everyone wants to stretch their rands further. That’s where South Africa Specials comes in, helping food lovers and bargain hunters find the best restaurant deals across the country. In addition to restaurant deals, the blog also shares grocery specials, discounts, promotions, and catalogs from major stores like Checkers, Pick n Pay, Woolies and

By Tholakele Mbonani Street View of the Main Entrance to Duduza Taxi Rank, Marking a New Era for Public Transport in the Township: Photographed at location by: Tholakele Mbonani The Duduza Taxi Rank, in the town of Nigel, Gauteng has finally been opened to the public, after five years of standing idle, bringing renewed hope

  Heading to sea in a small boat to catch fish may sound like the perfect weekend recreation to some but it’s a tough, unpredictable way to make a living. It’s also dangerous. Conditions along South Africa’s notorious coastline can change quickly. Often small-scale fishers looking to put some food on the family table and sell the