Wildlife Society teaches South Africans to care for environment
There has never been a more critical time to care for the environment than now. The Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa is one organisation educating the public on how we can do this.
Housing children in need
Mercy Senyatsi is an ordinary South African doing something extraordinary; she homes school pupils who need care and loving consistency.
Ithala is working to build society
Siyasebenza, or we are working, is Ithala's newest initiative. It is a holistic programme focusing on all aspects of enterprise development through outreach. The main target is small, medium and micro enterprises, and co-operatives.
Name an African elephant and save it
Mandela Washington Fellowship open for young African leaders
Applications are open for the 2015 Mandela Washington Fellowship, which offers six weeks of intensive training at a leading US university for African leaders aged 25 to 30.
Play Your Part episode four: get involved with the initiatives
Nal’ibali’s Story Bosso is named
At just seven years old, Athandiwe Sikade is the top story teller in the land. She was voted the Story Bosso in Nal'ibali's story telling competition run countrywide over the past year.
Engen adds to list of drought relief
Inspiring teachers honoured at UCT ceremony
Two science teachers were handed a prestigious award at the University of Cape Town not just for their work in the classroom, but also for being mentors to learners from underprivileged backgrounds.
Mentorship project teaches learners to serve
Through Bokamoso, students learn about leadership. The programme was founded by five people tired of working in the corporate world without doing something to uplift others. Participants spoke about the programme when they met for the last time for the year.