Motsepe Foundation pledges R31.5m for SRCs across South African universities

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Motsepe Foundation commits R31.5m to student leadership at 26 universities

Wet and Wild to close for maintenance

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uShaka Marine World Wet ’n Wild to Close for Three-Week Maintenance

Moving past statistics: the personal toll of South Africa's drunk driving epidemic

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As arrests for drunk driving spike across South Africa, MISA urges individuals to confront their choices and consider the human cost behind headlines. What will ...

Learners build businesses to solve township challenges

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Teen entrepreneurs tackle real-world problems in Hammarsdale

Local creatives tackle modern women’s issues

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What does it mean to be truly free and happy as a woman today? Durban audiences will find out when A Woman Apart premieres at Seabrooke Theatre later this month. ...

DUT students excel at MICT SETA Hackathon, showcasing innovation prowess

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In a resounding show of innovation, DUT students claim top spots at the MICT SETA Hackathon, with their impressive ideas now set to shine on the national stage. ...

25 years strong: reflecting on progress in sexual assault awareness and the path ahead

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As April unfolds into Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it is a time not only to reflect on past progress but to ignite conversations about education and prevention, ...

Watch VideoUnleashing the potential of quantum technology in South Africa

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Discover how South Africa is at the forefront of quantum science, exploring groundbreaking innovations that promise to transform communication, medicine, and energy ...

Watch VideoNew campaign in South Africa challenges online misogyny and promotes positive masculinity

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Discover how a new campaign in South Africa is empowering young men to challenge online misogyny and redefine masculinity in the digital age, making strides towards ...

Confectionery waste shows promise for renewable bioenergy production

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In a world grappling with waste management challenges, a UCT doctoral study reveals that confectionery waste could be the key to generating renewable bioenergy, ...

Leading the charge on abandoned mines: Dr Khodani Matshusa’s mission for geoconservation

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Discover how Dr Khodani Matshusa is transforming South Africa’s abandoned mining sites into sustainable opportunities for communities and the environment, paving ...

Become a CROW guardian and help save lives

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The Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) has launched a Guardian Programme to help support its work

South Africa enacts landmark Public Service Amendment Act, redefining governance

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In a groundbreaking shift for governance in South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa signs the Public Service Amendment Act 2025, reshaping the nation’s public administration. ...

Women’s rugby drives global boom

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New data on women’s rugby shows surge in fans, record-breaking World Cup and rising commercial appeal

Pension Funds Adjudicator takes a firm stance on complaints handling

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The Pension Funds Adjudicator is taking bold steps to enhance accountability among retirement funds, targeting non-compliance with complaints and ensuring that members' ...

AIDS Healthcare Foundation calls for global solidarity on World Health Day

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On this World Health Day, AHF reaffirms that the time for action is now, calling for Europe to lead the way in establishing a strong framework for pandemic response ...

Celebrating creativity and compassion: 67 Blankets hosts nationwide gatherings for World Creativity and Innovation Day

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Join hands with fellow South Africans on April 18 and be part of a joyous celebration of creativity, connection, and kindness that embodies the true spirit of the ...

Celebrate World Homoeopathy Week: A focus on family health and natural healing

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Curious about natural healing? Dive into the world of homoeopathy and discover how it can benefit your family's health during this year’s World Homoeopathy Week ...

Try this traditional pickled fish recipe for easter

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For traditional Cape Malay flavours, look no further than Fatima Sydow's kitchen.

Tuck into these easter treats from Durban's top chefs

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The easter feast is about sharing and memorable food is familiar and smells like home.

Most online betting in SA is illegal

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Illegal offshore gambling dominates SA market, diverting billions and exposing millions to presecution.

What South Africa is texting in 2026: the most searched acronyms revealed

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Ever wondered what your friends' favourite acronyms mean? Discover which texting shortcuts South Africans are using most in 2026 — revealing how social norms are ...

Breaking barriers: Dr Luphiwo Mduzana becomes South Africa's first black medical orthotist and prosthetist with a PhD

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In a groundbreaking achievement, Dr Luphiwo Mduzana has made history as South Africa's first black medical orthotist and prosthetist to earn a PhD. Discover his ...

WWF South Africa nurtures future green leaders with unique internship programme

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Discover how WWF South Africa’s unique internship programme is shaping the future of environmental leadership and preparing graduates to tackle pressing ecological ...

Navigating the quantum frontier: South Africa celebrates World Quantum Day with a nod to innovation

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Join the celebration of World Quantum Day as South Africa highlights its commitment to the future of quantum science. Explore how leaders like Prof Andrew Forbes ...