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Mokwele raising the bar in chicken farming
Losing a parent through death is devastating and can be the beginning of difficult times for many young people, but for Thabang Mokwele it meant having to work harder in order to survive.
New amphibious wheelchairs make beaches accessible to all
The innovative wheelchairs are “amphibious” in that they are able to move easily on sand and float on water.
Healing the scars of abuse through drama
Opening the curtain on pain has helped not only a young playwright but her audience too.
Jane Mpholo is a survivor of gender-based violence who has taken her pain and put it on the centre stage, allowing others to heal through her play called Psalm 69.
Helping women farmers prosper
The project has allowed more women to participate in projects in their communities while building their knowledge and a pathway out of poverty.
The chances of climate change affecting farming methods of rural female farmers in the uMgungundlovu District Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal will be slim thanks to a project implemented by the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) and the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
South Africans fly the flag at Wimbledon
Two outstanding young people put the country on the map in the tennis sporting code.
South African tennis players have made their country proud when they made history at this year’s Wimbledon tournament in London.
Kgothatso Montjane was the first black South African woman to play at Wimbledon and she reached the semi-finals.
Take a stand against the abuse of women and children
Gender based violence is one of the most devastating social challenges facing our young democracy. Every day we hear about abuse against women and children, or read about violence, including murder and rape.
Trauma eased for Acornhoek abuse victims
Thanks to a partnership with big business and a local businessman, survivors of gender-based violence will find reporting the crimes a little less daunting.
Media to tell the story of emerging countries
The memory of Madiba continues to inspire hope on the African continent.
The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has called on the media in BRICS countries to explore media partnerships in order to better tell the stories of developing economies to their citizens.
