In celebration of Global Wind Day this year, a competition was held at Okiep Country Hotel, engaging Grade 9 learners from across five high...
In an essential phase of schooling, Grade 4 marks a critical transition in our education system where learners shift from learning to read to...
Tamara Morolong, a third-year Bachelor of Laws (LLB) student and a beneficiary of Boikanyo Solar bursary programme, is committed to giving back...
A woman-owned agri-enterprise, Lebohang Tebello Creatives, nestled in the Boshof community, is gearing up for growth, fueled by recent support...
With a love for Mathematics, a local Kimberly resident, Tshepang Mabogo, is on her way to achieving her dreams of becoming an engineer, having...
June 2024. As the country observes National Child Protection Week, we are reminded that children are the most vulnerable members of our society....
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...