Mount Kilimanjaro
Native Nosi: The sweet taste of success
South Africa is home to two indigenous bee species – the African and the Cape bee – and produces enough honey to supply local...
Trek4Mandela returns to Kilimanjaro to remember Gugu Zulu and honour Mandela
The 2017 Trek4Mandela expedition to the summit of Africa's highest mountain in honour of Nelson Mandela will be a doubly emotional occasion, as climbers...
Mushwana looks to positively impact society
Play Your Part ambassador Thobile Mushwana says he has always had the desire to make a long-term impact on society which will leave a...
Dental Marathon to take on Mount Kilimanjaro for free oral healthcare
The Dental Marathon team will set off in June to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa. The goal is to help get...
Name an African elephant and save it
Amarula’s Name Them, Save Them campaign fights elephant poaching and gets society to understand these mystical creatures.
Ray Maota
There are less than 400 000 African...
Five South African motorsport legends
CD Anderson
South Africans like living life in the fast lane, and the country boasts a long tradition of professional motor racing, on both two...
South Africans off to summit Kili for Caring4Girls
Each step to summit Mount Kilimanjaro, no matter how slowly it is taken, will be for beneficiaries of Caring4Girls, says Melissa Rehbock. She is...
South African student is first female quadriplegic to climb Kili
Cape Town student Chaeli Mycroft is climbing Mount Kilimanjaro this week in hopes of becoming
the first female quadriplegic to summit Africa's greatest peak and raise awareness of children
with disabilities.
Climbers to take on Kilimanjaro for Mandela Day
Well-wishers sent off 27 climbers who plan to summit Mount Kilimanjaro with Trek4Mandela, a Mandela Day initiative set up to help young women in rural South Africa. It is the fourth year of the campaign.
Imbumba Foundation Caring 4 Girls
Menstruation is a difficult time for schoolgirls without access to feminine hygiene products; the Imbumba Foundation's Caring 4 Girls programme puts girls back in school by donating much-needed sanitary pads.
