Features
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Volunteers plant seeds of change across Nelson Mandela Bay
A tree-planting initiative formed part of the Mother’s Forest Project, a global environmental campaign in response to climate change.
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Pacofs begins search for new CEO as incumbent’s contract expires
Pacofs searching for a new chief executive officer
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From football to the moon: Five major international events that will shape 2026
The year 2026 promises to be a defining moment across multiple global arenas, from climate diplomacy and space exploration to international football and geopolitical tensions. As nations grapple with record-breaking […]
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Against all odds: South African EVOO triumphs globally
South African Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO) producers are proving, once again, that quality, not scale, is what defines true excellence. In 2025, local olive farms earned some of the […]
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GALLERY | Gorilla gets his grove on: UK photographer wins comedy wildlife crown with dancing ape
In a year where nearly everyone could use a good laugh, a playful gorilla in Rwanda has delivered exactly that – and earned a UK photographer the top prize at […]
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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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SPONSORED | How to keep school costs from ruining your January
Learn to navigate back-to-school budgets and keep your finances healthy as the school year approaches after the holidays.
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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.
