Food Lover’s Market Targets 10 Million Meals
Nearly half of South Africans face hunger, as Food Lover’s Market launches its annual Hunger Month campaign aiming to deliver 10 million meals through collective...
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Atlas Civils Targets 50 Million Units
Atlas Civils has unveiled a bold plan to deliver 50 million container-based units by 2045, alongside a new social impact initiative aimed at uplifting communities...
Freedom Day: A Measure of Progress
South Africa marks Freedom Day on 27 April, commemorating more than three decades since the country’s first democratic elections in 1994 — a defining moment...
Young People Power Global Change
Global Youth Service Day is once again mobilising young people across the world, turning energy, creativity and compassion into tangible action within communities that need...
NBI push for real economic delivery
The National Business Initiative (NBI) marked its 30-year milestone in Johannesburg with a renewed focus on implementation, bringing together leaders from government, business and civil...
Autism Month Promotes Inclusion Globally
April marks Autism Acceptance Month, building on World Autism Awareness Day to promote dignity, inclusion and recognition of autistic people’s contributions to society and sustainable...
The State of Women Address launches WomenCan iPledge
The State of Women Address (SOWA), held in Sandton on 28 March, launched WomenCan iPledge, a transformative grassroots social movement designed to complement government and...
300 Paws Set For Promenade
Dog lovers are invited to step out for a cause at the eighth annual Paws on the Promenade, a fundraising walk hosted by Mdzananda Animal...
Autism acceptance and support must reach SA’s rural classrooms
Children with autism do not struggle because they lack potential; they struggle when the world around them is not ready to understand how they communicate,...
Easter call to protect children
As South Africa prepares for the Easter holidays, the Hold My Hand campaign and Rethink Your Drink are urging the public to prioritise the safety...