A recent career expo hosted in Parys is helping learners rethink traditional career paths by exposing them to the broader opportunities available...
For teacher Shameal Roberts, the impact of an innovative approach to maths has been transformative, reshaping her views on how learners grasp the...
Exposure to the medical world at an early age, through her father’s active role as a first aider in the Genadendal community, cemented...
Key stakeholders joined learners and educators at Dr Izak van Niekerk Primary School for a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the handover of a...
Limited access to healthcare in Mmasebudule, near Zeerust in the North West, has directly influenced the path of third-year medical student and...
A newly acquired bakkie is already making a difference for Grob and Alex Services, a local woman-owned cleaning company that has spent the past...
A local conservation programme is creating real opportunities for young people around the Ceres Mountain Fynbos Nature Reserve. More than 40 youth have gained green employment, clearing over 2,000 hectares of invasive alien vegetation and, for one participant, opening the door to permanent municipal employment. The benefits reach well beyond the reserve. Neighbouring communities are seeing a recovering natural environment, along with renewed care for the public spaces they use every day. “In the past few months, the improvement in the state of the park, the cleanliness, the tending, the...