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By Thabo Motlhabi Every good act is charity. A man’s true wealth hereafter is the good he does in this world for his fellowman. Pelo Ya Refilwe Foundation, based in West Rand Township of Kagiso, recently organized a charity drive with different stakeholders Naomi M Foundation. The event was hosted at Family Revival Life Ministry […]

Luke Fraser Michaelhouse has been named one of the best schools in the world. The boarding school for boys is renowned for its sports, academics, and cultural activities. Michaelhouse’s history dates back to the nineteenth century. It was founded in 1896 by James Cameron Todd, a British Anglican canon. At the time, very few institutions

The National Research Foundation (NRF) is pleased to announce the renewal of its partnership with the FirstRand Empowerment Foundation (FREF) aimed at deepening transformation in the country’s academic cohort. The Black Academics Advancement Programme (BAAP), aimed at supporting the development of Black South African academics and South African academics with disabilities to attain PhDs and

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By Jo Giles    For the past seven years, Footprints 4 Sam’s “Super Sam Hero” vehicle initiative has been a vital support system for children and their families living with chronic or life-limiting illnesses.  These days, many families simply cannot afford transport to important medical appointments that are so essential in their journey of care.  Fortunately,

Celebrity MasterChef South Africa winner Seth Shezi turned his culinary expertise into a force for good today, transforming nutritious food parcel staples into healthy, MasterChef-worthy meals for preschoolers. This initiative formed part of his R520,000 donation to Ladles of Love’s preschool feeding programme, Nourish Our Children. Shezi competed against 11 well-known South African personalities, all

  A strong, loving family is the foundation of a child’s well-being. Every child deserves to grow up in a safe, nurturing home, where they can develop into independent, resilient individuals who contribute positively to their communities. But for many children, this reality is far from reach. At Childline Gauteng, we work tirelessly to heal

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