Accommodation for over 30,000 TUT students
Tshwane University of Technology enterprise holdings properties (TUTEH) started operating in 2018 and has committed to providing quality, safe accommodation for more than 30,000 students...
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Human trafficking: The ‘fastest growing crime in the world’
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness month and in light of human trafficking cases both locally and around the world, Media Campaign Against Human Trafficking...
Stranded wildlife fed after Australian bushfire crises
Helicopters are being used to drop thousands of carrots and sweet potatoes to stranded wildlife in the middle of the Australian bushfire crisis. The New...
Trialogue research shows how businesses can help improve education outcomes
The 2019 matric results showed an improved pass rate and a slight reduction in the pervasive inequalities in the system. However, quality and throughput (the...
UN Secretery- General sends condolences to plane crash victims
A Ukrainian airliner crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran on Wednesday morning, killing all 176 passengers and crew members on board. In a statement, UN...
Tennis coach is taking the sport to the townships
With over 30 years’ experience in Tennis, Emmanuel Ngema shares his story on how he got to a sport more often associated with the affluent....
Global reality check initiative launches to promote a better future for all
The United Nations on Wednesday launched the biggest global conversation on the world’s future: the UN75 dialogues. Views and ideas gathered throughout the year will be shared at a...
Seattle shelter helps dozens of Native Americans from the streets
This groundbreaking new homeless shelter in Seattle is the first facility of its kind that has been designed by Native Americans for Native Americans—and it...
End of cheques a giant leap into digital payments future, says FNB CEO
y 1 January 2021, individual consumers and businesses will no longer be able to cash cheques in South Africa. This follows a joint announcement by...
Scientists use recycled sewage water to grow 500-acre forest in the middle of Egyptian deser
Desertification, also known as desert-creep or desert-spread, is a process that has caused much concern over the last decade—and it’s a major problem for the...