Standing With Teachers Shapes Futures
World Teachers’ Day 2026 calls for stronger protection, recognition and support for educators, marking 60 years since global standards for the teaching profession were adopted internationally. Observed globally on 5 October, World Teachers’ Day is placing the status of teachers at the centre of the conversation this year under the......
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Language Access Strengthens Public Inclusion
South Africa is marking International Translation Day by highlighting how translators, interpreters and terminologists help citizens access government information, public...
NSFAS Demand Surges Among Youth
More than 51,000 NSFAS applications in four days highlight the scale of demand for financial support as young South Africans...
South Africa Tackles Global Crime
South Africa is joining global justice leaders in Abu Dhabi to strengthen cooperation against increasingly complex crime, with digital threats...
Poetry Africa Amplifies Global Voices
Poetry Africa’s 30th edition will bring poets from 40 nations to Durban, using performance, debate and competition to expand creative...
Soweto Showcase Opens Market Access
One hundred Soweto entrepreneurs will gain direct access to customers, visibility and business networks through a two-day showcase designed to...
Kenyan Entrepreneur Wins Äänit Prize
Kenyan entrepreneur Odwour Midigo has won the 2026 Äänit Prize, securing US$96 000 to expand community-led food security and regenerative...
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Durban Awards Back Entrepreneur Growth
Durban entrepreneurs and creatives received more than R800 000 in enterprise development support, recognising businesses...
R7 Million Accelerates Tourism Growth
A R7 million Western Cape tourism fund is positioning small businesses and regional destinations for...
KZN Activates Community Flood Safety
KwaZulu-Natal has activated disaster teams and safe spaces across vulnerable communities as heavy rainfall raises...
Tutu Memorial Park Builds Living Legacy
Cape Town has started developing Tutu Memorial Park, creating a community space where children, families...
BMA Digitises Durban Port Health Services
The Border Management Authority has launched a digital port health system at Durban Harbour to...
City Protects Power From Vandalism
Cape Town is strengthening measures to protect its electricity network after spending approximately R75 million...
Khayelitsha Libraries Take Stories To Families
Khayelitsha families are being encouraged to make storytelling part of everyday childhood through a community...
Science Investment Builds Future Innovators
South Africa is strengthening its pipeline of scientists and innovators by connecting opportunities from school...
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Xaba Makes SPAR History Again
Glenrose Xaba made history in Johannesburg by securing her fourth SPAR Grand Prix title, while...
Joy is a promise we must deliver
South Africa’s invitation to the world is simple: “South Africa Awaits – Come Find Your...
Stevie Wonder’s Impact Beyond Music
Fifty years after Songs in the Key of Life, Stevie Wonder’s legacy extends beyond music...
Rail Innovation Connects European Communities
European rail investment is expanding cleaner, safer and more accessible travel, as FS Group advances...
Bono Marks Fifty Years Impact
As U2 marks 50 years together, Bono’s parallel legacy shows how music, fame and advocacy...
Poetry Africa Amplifies Global Voices
Poetry Africa’s 30th edition will bring poets from 40 nations to Durban, using performance, debate...
African Minerals Projects Target Korean Investment
The African Development Bank is positioning five regional critical-minerals projects for Korean investment as Africa...
Jazz Composer Makes Music Free
South African pianist, composer and academic Dr Sibusiso “Mash” Mashiloane has released 60 original compositions...
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Joy is a promise we must deliver
South Africa’s invitation to the world is simple: “South Africa Awaits – Come Find Your...
China’s Zero Tariffs Open African Markets
African exporters are using lower import duties and improved market access to diversify into additional...
Women Build Wealth, Protect Legacies
As women increasingly become household breadwinners, wealth creators and financial decision-makers, FNB is encouraging them...
UWC Bridges Dentistry and Economics
A new study at the University of the Western Cape (UWC), is due to be...
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Joy is a promise we must deliver
South Africa’s invitation to the world is simple: “South Africa Awaits – Come Find Your...
Standard Bank Backs Climate-Smart Farming
Standard Bank is strengthening agricultural resilience through climate-smart farming, regenerative agriculture and risk-management initiatives as...
McDonald’s Expands Investment in Youth Skills
McDonald’s South Africa is strengthening its investment in youth skills development, combining workplace training with...
Thousands of SA Youth Begin Pathways to Work
A total of 2,307 young South Africans are entering a 12-month accredited training programme combining...
Corporate Social Investment and the Evolution of Responsible Entertainment in South Africa
Corporate responsibility in South Africa has evolved from basic philanthropy into a structured framework that...
Women Need Power, Not Applause
Seventy years after the historic 1956 Women’s March, W-Suite founder Katie Mohamed is challenging corporate...
BRAG: DFFE Showcases Green Economy Opportunities
South Africa’s environmental programmes are creating thousands of work, training and enterprise opportunities, positioning the...
BRAG Advances Future Workforce Skills
Education, leadership and social innovation shaped BRAG 2026 as organisations shared practical successes showing young...
