Spirit of ubuntu prompts Xiaomi to donate
Internet company, Xiaomi together has donated medical supplies to provisioned communities across South Africa to curb the spread of Coronavirus. The donation included over 1
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CoCT celebrates 33 urban farming graduates
33 young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in Philippi have received agricultural training certificates, after completing the City of Cape Town’s Agri-Planner training programme. The programme
Local Pharmacist warns COVID-19 individuals who are self medicating
In most instances, individuals who have tested positive with Coronavirus(Covid-19) are advised to stay at home and avoid public areas for 14 days, depending on
Former Engineer helps feed a nation
Ntando Thabethe, Founder of Elite Crop from Pinetown is growing vegetables in her backyard garden To help feed the nation.She recently set up three co-operatives
UK launches campaign to tackle obesity ‘time bomb’
Obesity increases the risk of death from coronavirus by 40%, according to a study published by UK government agency Public Health England (PHE). This puts
Women urged not to give up when faced with obstacles
Attending the school of hard knocks as a child prepared Jabulile Diko for painful and difficult experiences that nurtured in her a never-say-die attitude and
Intelligent mapping tool introduced to track food insecurity in Africa
According to the United Nations’ recently published annual State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report, tens of millions have joined the ranks
Foundation helps lift spirit of Covid-19 patients in Cape Town with blanket donation
Hospital of Hope situated in Cape Town recently received a donation 1000 blankets from the Tzu Chi Foundation South Africa as part of the call
Mastercard provides free online STEM lessons to children, teachers and Parents
Earlier this year, Mastercard launched STEM curriculum, Girls4Tech to inspire and prepare 110 girls aged between 9 and 11 for careers in science and technology.
Second-hand books give homeless people a happy ending
Since the beginning of the lockdown, homeless booksellers in SA have been struggling to earn an income because they could no longer sell their books