Features
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Amazon backs major Eastern Cape spekboom restoration project expected to create 11,000 jobs
Amazon will fund a significant restoration project in South Africa, revitalizing 50,000 hectares, creating jobs, and enhancing carbon capture.
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Dorp-trots herleef in Ventersburg
Die gemeenskap van Ventersburg het besluit genoeg is genoeg. Matjhabeng wil nie die dorp en die dorp se erfenis in stand hou nie. Dorpenaars het die Voortrekker-begraafplaas, die groot binnedorpparkie, die jukskeibaan en die spruit skoongemaak.
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Macassar chef Branwin Philander on Taste Master Professionals
Macassar chef Branwin Philander competes on The Taste Master Professionals driven by a personal mission to prove his accident cannot end his culinary dream.
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From the roadside to retirement: animals given a second chance at Karoo Donkey Sanctuary
From a starving mare and her newborn foal to an abandoned mule, the Karoo Donkey Sanctuary shares stories of rescue, resilience and second chances.
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WATCH | West Coast mining documentary wins Cannes Film Award
The documentary, Out of Mined, about mining’s impact on the West Coast, won a Cannes Film Award for development on Saturday 27 June.
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New MRI machine installed as SCP Radiology ramps up healthcare
The first of three Western Cape MRI upgrades is done. Here is what it took to get a 3.3-tonne machine to the first floor of Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt.
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Minister tours Kirstenbosch after social media allegations of neglect
World-renowned botanist Professor Eugene Moll has given Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden a clean bill of health following a ministerial inspection.
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Smartphones linked to declining birth rates, studies suggest
Governments wrestling with plunging birth rates may have overlooked a key factor in the demographic decline — the smartphone.
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‘Son of the soil’ takes significant strides in the winemaking industry
From farmworker’s son to wine executive, Denzel-Jonathan Swarts is opening the South African wine industry to young people of colour.
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Belhar doctor comes back to the community he loves
Belhar-born Dr Tazwin Geldenhuys has returned to his hometown to open a medical practice and inspire young people to invest in their community.
