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Pierre Terblanche puts SA design skills on the map
Joburg is the top place to be for Africa’s youth
Reading for life
To foster a lifelong love for reading among the world's children, Biblionef donates books to schools, libraries and early childhood development centres. The project has reached some 3 million children, introducing them to a world of new stories and ideas.
Proud to be a South African
On Fridays, keep your South African flag flying. The days have been given over to marking the countdown to the 20th anniversary of democracy in the country. Called Freedom Friday, people are encouraged to show their pride on the day.
Saving South Africa’s wildlife
Since 1973 the Endangered Wildlife Trust has been working to protect endangered African species from extinction. Its programmes balance humans' needs for resources against those of wild animals by sustainably conserving their habitats.
Joburg is the top place to be for Africa’s youth
The first comprehensive list to measure the liveability of the world's cities from the perspectives, expectations and demands of the youth population – as voted for by the youth themselves – has rated Joburg among the top world cities, beating rivals across Africa.
Grain silos make for a funky living space
Grain silos make for funky student accommodation
The old Premier Mill silos in Newtown have been repurposed, and now wear a four-storey hat of recycled shipping containers. The freshly made-over structure offers unusual accommodation for the city's large student population, and carries the hope that the new residents will bring their youth, energy and vibrancy back into the inner city.
Pierre Terblanche puts SA design skills on the map
Pierre Terblanche's childhood passion for design and motorbikes has blossomed into a career as a world-leading motorcycle designer.
Celebrating ubuntu at New York’s Carnegie Hall
Music, art and film will feature in a three-week long festival focusing on South Africa at the famous Carnegie Hall in New York City. It will feature renowned artists like Hugh Masekela and Abdullah Ibrahim, as well as sopranos making their New York debuts.