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There’s a reason why South Africa’s first democratically elected President Nelson Mandela was affectionately referred to as the “father of the nation”.

He was called such not only for his fatherly role he played during his leadership of South Africa, but also for the love and support he has showed to children around the world.

A successful government waste management programme has created temporary employment for 190 youth whilst ensuring a litter-free environment.

A new app is making public transport easier to navigate.

The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has launched a mobile app, Gauteng on the Move, for its public transport system which will enable commuters to connect to different modes of transport seamlessly.

Madikizela-Mandela - a star that shined brightest in the darkest hours.

Botswana's new President Mokgweetsi Masisi was sworn in earlier this month. President Cyril Ramaphosa President congratulated Masisi on his inauguration.

Debtors who owe under R50 000 and meet certain criteria will benefit from the passing of the Draft Credit Amendment Bill.

If you are one of the approximately 10 million South Africans struggling with debt issues, help could be on the way.

The Draft National Credit Amendment Bill was submitted for public comment at the end of 2017.

South African companies that formed part of the Department of Trade and Industry’s (dti) Outward Trade and Investment Mission (OTIM) to Ghana and Nigeria have hailed the trade mission a success.

With the drought having been declared a national disaster, Vuk’uzenzele gets to the cause and what’s being done to save water.

With the drought having reached crisis levels in the Northern and Eastern Cape, where dam levels in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality are at only 25 percent, it is time for South Africans to unite to save this scarce and precious resource.

Renowned instrumentalist to bring African sound during his shows in Pretoria.

Music lovers can expect traditional jazz that radiates with South African heritage during Sibusiso ‘Mash’ Mashiloane’s shows at the State Theatre.

Mashiloane will make the piano keys dance at two ground-breaking performances that will differ from each other.

For the first concert, happening on 13 April, Mashiloane is bringing the powerful Mash Trio from Durban.

Hard work, innovation and a financial leg up by Ithala changed impoverished student’s life.

When Sandile Ntuli dropped out of university for financial reasons, he had no idea that he was about to become an entrepreneur!