Kamva Elihle Brick Youth Cooperative, founded by a group of five enterprising young individuals in 2017, has emerged as a beacon of hope.

Fikile Zungu crafted a door to opportunity with her own hands, and when it finally knocked, she was more than prepared to welcome it in.

In South Africa, a significant number of households have found a lifeline in the government’s indigent program.

Aptly named Agriazo Poultry, this digital platform is the brainchild of 24-year-old entrepreneur Ronica Maluleke-Ngasama.

Pretty Ngubane, the driving force behind PSN Travel Frenzy, a travel agency that has become synonymous with exceptional service.

South African women athletes have demonstrated their prowess on the global stage, shattering barriers and showcasing their indomitable spirit in women’s sports.

Explore the captivating world of the Khomani San culture with the newly launched Twee Rivieren Interpretative Centre.

Ms. Nomfundo Ntloko, has extended an invitation to all members of communities and individuals who submitted their land claims.

The Electoral Commission (IEC) of South Africa has recently unveiled a series of draft regulations for public scrutiny.

High school principal sentenced to life imprisonment for repeatedly raping a 15-year-old boy in a rape case heard in Vryheid, northern KwaZulu-Natal.

The youth of uMshwathi Local Municipality in KZN are set to benefit from the Hub of Hope – a health and skills development programme.

Mmola Kutullo, a 22-year-old aspiring analytical chemist is on the verge of unleashing his full potential – all thanks to DWS bursary.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has granted approval to a staggering 53,206 student appeals.

Umalusi is concerned about the mushrooming of bogus online schools, as well as the increase in the reported cases of fake certificates being sold to unsuspecting members of the public. Umalusi is responsible for setting and monitoring standards for general and further education and training in South Africa. It is also responsible for the certification […]

The SPAR Proteas have their heads in the game ahead of the Netball World Cup 2023. As South Africa’s netball team, SPAR Proteas, takes on the rest of the world at the Netball World Cup 2023 (NWC2023), the players have encouraged fans to work hard if they want to follow in their footsteps. ALSO READ: LIVE […]

Judith Mabitsela’s farming cooperative is still going strong despite harsh weather conditions, COVID-19 and criminals. A passionate Limpopo farmer is determined to reap the rewards of her hard work despite the many challenges she faces. ALSO READ: Impeding El Nino no greater cause for alarm for farmers Judith Mabitsela (52) is the woman behind Tseditala Farming […]

From the Union Buildings For two days, several world leaders gathered in Paris, France for a global summit on financing development and climate action in developing economies. ALSO READ: She’s back: Ndabeni-Abrahams to deliver keynote speech at global summit While such international summits may seem like a world apart from the daily challenges that South Africans face – […]

Kabelo Chabalala (32) of Pankop in Mpumalanga is helping fight gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) by mentoring boys. Chabalala started the Young Men Movement (YMM) in 2016 to provide guidance to young boys, especially those who do not have the support of a father, as they navigate life. ALSO READ: Women’s Day: R141 million pledged for GBVF […]

Become an organ donor and save lives In 2016, Kopeli Mosoatsi, a former professional soccer player, received the devastating news that he had kidney failure and needed a kidney transplant from a suitable organ donor. What followed was a six-year wait for a suitable kidney to be found, which eventually happened last year. “I cried […]

Agricultural training is helping residents of the mining town to earn an income and improve their quality of life. Residents of the mining town of Marikana in North West are earning an income and gaining skills, thanks to the Social Employment Fund (SEF) programme. The Mineworkers Development Agency’s (MDA) Agri-Hub forged a partnership with, Sibanye-Stillwater and Rand […]

When the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD) conducted a workshop in the Mpofana Local Municipality, in KwaZulu-Natal in 2019 to encourage young people to start household gardens in their communities, a group of five friends decided to start a cooperative called Abalimi after the training. ALSO READ: Kenya must turn to irrigation-based […]

The Nelson Mandela Foundation has called on the world to unite and act against climate change and food insecurity by planting trees, establishing or working in community and home-based food gardens as part of Mandela Day 2023. ALSO READ: Climate change-related cases rise as people fight global warming Chief Operating Officer of the Green Development Foundation, Talifhani […]

With every turn of a page there is a universe of possibilities, waiting to be explored by a reader. This is according to Shane Liebenberg, a librarian at the Hantam Community Education Trust (HCET) in the rural Great Karoo, Northern Cape. ALSO READ: Rural South African woman turns to recycling to support family The HCET runs an early […]

While the floods that battered large parts of KwaZulu-Natal in 2022 caused damage amounting to billions of rands and claimed lives, the event also opened the doors of opportunity for a despondent young man. ALSO READ: E-waste company revolutionizes electronic recycling in SA In just over a year after those fateful events, the 34-year-old went from […]

The government has resolved to adopt a two-step approach in implementing the analogue switch-off as part of the Broadcast Digital Migration programme. ALSO READ: Villagers express concerns over migration to digital television “This approach is expected to be a win-win approach that will enable analogue switch-off progress, release spectrum and allow key stakeholders to recover from […]