Features
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Traditional healers on the margins: Indigenous midwives fight for recognition in South Africa’s healthcare system
Despite generations of life-saving work in rural communities, traditional birth attendants continue to face discrimination and legal obstacles more than 30 years into democracy. In the remote villages of the […]
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Noord-Kaapse kuslyn ‘n ongeslypte diamant; bied seevakansie sonder gelyke
Heelwat Suid-Afrikaners weet nie dat die Noord-Kaap ’n “see” het nie – nog minder weet hulle dat dié kuslyn ’n ongeslypte diamant is.
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New publications explores foreign involvement in Anglo Boer War
A book accompanied by a Youtube video and temporary exhibition tells the story of foreign involvement in the Anglo Boer War.
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A story of survival, hope and love captured in book
Juan Maree’s e-book, “More! More!”, recounts his harrowing survival on South Africa’s West Coast, emphasizing faith, family, and perseverance during his terrifying ordeal.
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Teddiebere reis wyd om kinders in hospitale te bederf
Kersvader en Cheetah-rugbyspelers het op 14 Desember teddiebere aan siek kinders in hospitale versprei. Hierdie veldtog, Golfing4Teddies, het ten doel om kinders te bemoedig tydens moeilike tye, en word al ‘n dekade lank gedoen.
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Vergeet van die see en beleef vrede van die Karoo dié Kerstyd
Jaloers op vakansiegangers wat by die see uitspan? Beleef jou eie rustige vakansie in dorpies soos Philippolis in die Suid-Vrystaat.
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Stellenbosch University awards degree to one of youngest doctors ever in SA
David Obagbuwa qualified as one of SA’s youngest doctors. He received an MBChB degree from Stellenbosch University (SU) last week at the age of 21. Obagbuwa began his medical studies […]
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Will history judge harshly?
Modise Rantsieng We have become accustomed to disorderliness, arrogance, and disrespect in our once-beloved City of Roses – Bloemfontein during the democratic era. Who cares? The time for indiscipline, arrogance, […]
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After over 10 years of research Jeffreys Bay resident publishes Atlantis mystery thriller
Jeffreys Bay resident Gianni Dembech publishes first book after decade of research into forbidden archaeology and ancient enigmas.
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Residents unite to restore diverse biomes for the future
Multidisciplinary teams are working hand in hand with communities to restore the balance of our biomes, one plant at a time.
