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Join Ladles of Love to feed SA’s children this Mandela Day

This Mandela Day, Ladles of Love is calling on individuals, corporates, and communities to roll up their sleeves and help nourish South Africa’s children through a nationwide campaign of kindness and impact. By False Bay Echo The non-profit organisation is mobilising thousands of volunteers to pack essential food and education items for children in need. […]

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Time to rethink corporate giving models in Africa

Africa stands at a critical juncture where corporate giving must evolve beyond traditional charity models to create lasting, systemic change. In a recent opinion piece, Tashmia Ismail-Saville argues that philanthropy in Africa often mirrors Western frameworks—short-term, donor-driven, and disconnected from the continent’s socio-economic realities. By Tshego Bokaba – IOL The call to action is clear:

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Watch – Uluntu Lwethu: sharing the stories that define us

In a world often defined by statistics and strategy, Uluntu Lwethu – meaning “Our Humanity” – is a bold reminder that change begins with connection. This powerful initiative is built on the belief that storytelling is not just a cultural tradition, but a force for healing, unity, and transformation. By IOL Through a series of

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A unique partnership turned invasive fish into a lifeline

In the depths of the 2020 Covid-19 lockdown, an unexpected collaboration sparked a powerful solution to two urgent challenges: ecological imbalance in the Garden Route’s freshwater lakes and growing hunger in vulnerable communities. By CSI The Human Face of Business The partnership began at Groenvlei Lake near Sedgefield, where Gift of the Givers, CapeNature, and

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Degree not required: Tech career success hinges on the right training

Traditionally, a university education was considered a safe bet for career success – but with today’s rapid pace of change, school leavers now have more options than previously. Jessica Hawkey, redAcademy In fact, depending on your career path, choosing an alternative training provider which allows for on-the-job learning could actually give you more flexibility and

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Youngsters cycling and living their best life at Soetwater

A group of 92 high school cyclists from the Nedbank Sports Trust Development Cycling Programme had three days of fun, honing cycling skills, and personal growth at a camp held from 21 to 23 February at the Soetwater Environmental Education Centre in Kommetjie, Cape Town. “It was incredible to experience the excitement and enthusiasm of

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Joburg Property Company donates computers to schools

​In a powerful demonstration of its commitment to corporate social investment and advancing digital transformation, the Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) has generously donated desktop computers and laptops to schools in Regions D and A.​ This initiative equips learners with the essential tools they need to thrive in the digital age, with each school receiving 20

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Improved access to advanced cancer imaging

In a groundbreaking development for regional healthcare, the first pay-per-use PET-CT scanner in South Africa has been commissioned through an innovative Equipment-as-a-Service model introduced by EASE. The state-of-the-art technology, installed in collaboration with Ikani Consulting Trading as Nuclear Med Group and Precision Nuclear Oncology and Theranostics (PNOAT), a leading provider of Nuclear Medicine services, brings

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