Get a copy of Mandla Qwabe’s book: “KaNgwane the Legacy” TODAY, get more insights on the history of the Swazi people! Contact Mzukona Mantshontsho, mzukona@nyakaza.org.za, Call or WhatsApp +27 73 […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho MANDLA QWABE benefited from the National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa to produce a documentary film called KaNgwane the Legacy Project, a story that educates […]

 Eat five fresh fruit and vegetables every day;  Eat less sugar and salt;  Practice safe sex and use a condom correctly and consistently;  Get 30 minutes […]

The Official Memorial Service of Dr. Frene Ginwala will be held today 24 January 2023 at the City Hall in Johannesburg at 10am. Dr. Ginwala died on Thursday 12 January […]

Joining a Support Group is good for your Mental Health SADAG is celebrating its third annual Support Group Awareness Week from the 23 – 27 January 2023. The Support Group […]

Dr Thakgalo Thibela, 21-year-old South Africa’s youngest female Medical Doctor. She obtained her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery on 17 December 2020 from Wits University. She comes from […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The School Governing Body has thanked the learners, teachers and support staff for the hard work, in achieving 75.79 % pass mark. The school attributes this achievement […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho S’godiphola Secondary School recorded an 81% pass mark for the Matric Class of 2022. S’godiphola Secondary School was established in 2008. It is the second high in […]

By Lerato Tsotetsi, Will this be the year the South African government prioritises clean, renewable energy over dirty coal to keep the country running? If you are on Twitter, you […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Cosmo Secondary School 1 achieved an 86% pass mark for the Matric Class of 2022 examinations. This is the first high school to be established in Cosmo […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho “It is with great joy and excitement that we announce and celebrate with the class of 2022. The definition of defying the odds. Working hard through and […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho We live in a country where the latest unemployment statistics from Statistics South Africa suggested that the unemployment rate 32,9% South Africans. This figure was reduced by […]

Children as young as 5 years old can be diagnosed with Mental Health issues such as Depression and Anxiety. Mental Health in children is just as important as physical health […]

The @DBE_SA is on schedule in terms of the 2022/23 Examination Management Plan to release the results on 20 January 2023! The process is going well, and all remains on […]

The Legislature’s Oversight Committee on the Premier’s Office & the Legislature (OCPOL) invites Gauteng youth to a report back session following commitments made at the January 2022 Youth Workshop to address unemployment on 19 January 2023, from 10am at the Johannesburg City […]

1 day to go until the 2022 Matric Results in Gauteng will be announced on Thursday 19 January 2023! The #ClassOf2022 can also download their results from the Gauteng Department of e-Government […]

We are excited to announce our Hands on Autism calendar for 2023! Our 5-day workshop is packed with information, and you will walk away with not just the theoretical knowledge […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho I recently had a conversation with Head of Department at the Gauteng Department Education Edward Mosuwe to get a sense of the year and the Schools of […]

I have the right to be taken seriously and the responsibility to listen to others, I have the right to privacy and the responsibility to respect other’s privacy, I have […]

By Mpho Mabitsela The national policy on religion and education adopted in September 2003 states that religious education should be based on diversity in religion and not promote one religion. […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho It is important for parents to teach their children about saving and to encourage a savings culture as early as possible. Instilling saving habits from an early […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The first step is to decide whether it’s a the long-term or short-term. Once a decision has been made, it becomes easier to select an appropriate savings […]

World Read Aloud Day is an annual event that takes place on the first Wednesday of February. It is a global celebration of the power of reading aloud and sharing […]

Last year, we shared a community-led campaign with you created by our volunteers, Desiree and Delwyn, after a severe oil spill polluted the Umbilo River in Kwazulu Natal (KZN), South […]

One-day high actions drive to get South Africans to support small businesses. Why support small businesses? It’s convenient as they’re in your local community, They offer that personal touch, They […]

Step 1: Stand in front of a mirror; look carefully for changes to any part of your breasts, like the shape, size or any discharge. Step 2: Place arm behind […]

Someone at 40 years does not have a retirement time horizon of 20/25 years. Retiring at 65 is completely redundant, people at the age of 80 still ran a country […]

There is a need to continue investing in early childhood development as the foundation for cognitive development and create policy certainty where it is lacking. Knowledge and skills for a […]

By Rosemary Mashale Bullying in our school is a very unwelcome behavior because it makes so many learners feel uncomfortable and often hate or choose to bunk school, because of […]

The countdown to the release of the final Matric Result is underway, with marks due to be released on the 19th of January 2023. As parents and learners anxiously wait […]

By Thabisile Ncube Education is the key to success, so I was told, without education I will be doomed. Learners drop out of school for several reasons; some because they […]

Invite God to walk with you in your life journey and schoolwork, Unite as classmates and help each other, you can never know everything, Remember your family background and use […]

Gauteng public schools officially reopen and resume learning TODAY Wednesday, 11 January 2023! #GPBack2School2023

It was a great success, with productive results and tangible crime prevention. Focus was escalated to stopping and testing motor bikes. Media Liaison Officer Warrant Officer Stanton said: “A sharp […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho As the year begins, it sometimes seems as if there are more tasks that need to be done than there are too few hours in the day […]

South Africa continues to rate poorly in terms of savings among adults and youth. The financial literacy baseline study, which was undertaken by the Financial Services Board (FSB), revealed several […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho On the remainder of portion 47 of the Farm Zandspruit 191 IQ on Beyer’s Naude’ Drive is a squatter camp as old as our democracy called Zandspruit […]

The Cosmo City Development is the first public private partnership worth R3.5billion between the City of Johannesburg, Basil Read, Codevco as well as the community in South Africa. Cosmo City […]

Gauteng public schools will officially reopen and resume learning on Wednesday, 11 January 2023. Nyakaza Media Solutions is an organisation that was established to help schools to research, write, document, […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Not saving puts you at great risk should anything unexpected happen, such as unexpected costs for education, this also means that there is nothing put away for […]

Madosini Mpahleni is regarded as a national treasure and one of the foremost custodians of the music of the Xhosa people! She has performed in a number of festivals around […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho We live in a country where the latest unemployment statistics from Statistics South Africa suggest that the unemployment rate is at a staggering 32.9% South Africans. This […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Bullying in schools is a problem that is not receiving the attention it deserves. Schools are a microcosm for society as a whole. Power imbalances of this […]

Vaccines train your immune system to create antibodies, just as it does when it is exposed to a disease. When you get a vaccine, your immune system responds. It: recognises […]

The Gauteng Department of Human Settlements is aware of the plight of the Mamelodi flood victims in Tshwane, currently in temporary shelter provided by the City of Tshwane. The Department […]

IMed8 Media nabanye abashicileli abayisishiyagalolunye bazondizisela ifulegi laseMzansi phezulu njengoba amabombo ebheke eMelika. Ukuze ikusasa lezokucoshela izindaba eNingizimu Afrika lihlale liqhakazile ikakhulukazi njengoba sesisesikhathini sobuchwepheshe, abe-Association of Independent Publishers (AIP) […]

As part of enhancing and securing the future of journalism in South Africa, especially during the rise of digital innovation and the spread of disinformation, the Association of Independent Publishers […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho “We demand a fully-fledged Police Station in Cosmo City”. These were the sentiments of residents from Cosmo City because of the high levels of crime, rape and […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The longer you give yourself time for your studies, the more time you have to discover and work on those areas that are weak. You also give […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Minister Senzo Mchunu continues to plead with the country to use water sparingly. If we all use water sparingly, there won’t be a need for water rationing. […]

Late Applications for Grade 1 & Grade 8 are open from 20 December 2022 – 31 January 2023. To apply, register on gdeadmissions.gov.za and secure your child’s space at a […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The country is aware of the inequalities in our education system, we have those learners that have been studying without any interruptions during the Covid-19 national lockdowns. […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The year has been an extremely difficult year for South African farmers, particularly our small and emerging farmers. To address the issues around food security and greening […]

“I want to be part of the narrative and be a catalyst for transformation in our economy. “Our society still embraces patriarchy and women are seen as home-makers and not […]

“I want to be part of the narrative and be a catalyst for transformation in our economy. “Our society still embraces patriarchy and women are seen as home-makers and not […]

• A man is more likely to develop prostate cancer than he is to develop colon, kidney, melanoma, and stomach cancers. • Prostate cancer can be silent which is why […]

As from 1 April 2022, persons who in the past could not qualify for FLISP, due to them not qualifying for a home loan or mortgage, will now be able […]

During this year’s 16 days of Activism from November 25 to December 10, the members of Cosmo City SAPS Social Crime Prevention initiated various projects within the Cosmo City community […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Lots of people want to start their own small businesses or need help with their small businesses. So how do people go about doing this? Biz Evolution […]

If you have children visiting or living in your home, that is the first place to start. You can help to ensure a safe environment for children in your home: […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Lack of proper nutrition and shelter Lack of access to proper healthcare Neglect Violence Sexual abuse Child pornography Child trafficking Accidental drowning, burns, electrocution, poisoning and choking […]

Alert the South African Police Force if you suspect any child pornography, child trafficking or that a child you know is being abused in any way. This can be done […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho With the high levels of crime in Cosmo City you would expect an aggressive Community Police Forum (CPF) to assist in curbing the crime. Cosmo City continues […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho A National Lockdown started on Thursday 26 March 2020 at midnight announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa. We became meticulous about washing our hands, avoiding handshakes, boosting our […]

Measles cases continue to rise in South Africa, which is why it’s important that members of the public are aware of the more common measles symptoms which include: a high […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho These live wires are on South Africa Drive on your way to the Cosmo City Multi-Purpose Hall. When you are past these live wires, children might be […]

Electricity supply to Hendrina and surrounding areas has been restored. Good weather conditions on Tuesday allowed Eskom technicians to work unhindered. Loadshedding is in progress Check your schedule regularly so […]

By Lethabo Aphane Alcohol and drug abuse as I see it today is eating away and destroying young people’s lives. What is more disturbing is the fact that the people […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Not earning an allowance doesn’t stop you from having a financially secure future. Not all parents or guardians can afford to give their children an allowance or […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho As the year come to a close, we recently had a conversation with Head of Department at the Gauteng Department Education Edward Mosuwe to get a sense […]

Gauteng residents have been urged to comply with the stage 2 water restrictions to avoid their taps from running dry. Early in October Rand Water gave notice to Gauteng residents […]

TODAY the 3rd of December 2022 (International Day of Persons with Disabilities), let us ALL be mindful of people living with and affected by disability! Disability is a human rights […]

The development and growth of science journalism in South Africa is critical to advance scientific literacy and a critically engaged society. The recent pandemic highlighted the need for accurate, accessible […]

The public should take extra care during the upcoming festive season. Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele urged the public to ensure their own safety and that of others, especially […]

Despite South Africa having the world’s largest anti-retroviral therapy (ART) programme, despite the scientific developments and research, despite the bold commitments and good intentions, one fact is brutally clear. The […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho COOK and BAKE with Chef Bobo is a woman-owned catering and skills training business that has big ambitions. It is important to encourage the youth through examples […]

Imagine living in a society where we no longer read or hear about the abuse that women and children often suffer at the hands of heartless perpetrators. This year’s 16 […]

Gauteng residents have been urged to comply with the stage 2 water restrictions to avoid their taps from running dry. Early in October Rand Water gave notice to Gauteng residents […]

Violence in educational settings is a daily reality that denies millions of children and young people the fundamental human right to education. One estimate by Plan International suggests that 246 […]

Adolescence and the early years of adulthood are a time of life when many changes occur, for example changing schools, leaving home, and starting university or a new job. For […]

To make your trip a lot easier, here are some tips: Practice setting up your tent at home. It will help you master the art of setting your tent in […]

SADAG has been notified of a very disturbing video circulating on social media and online platforms of the tragic suicide of a young man at a Shopping Mall in Soweto […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho It’s important to encourage the youth through examples to aspire and pursue their own paths, to further developing their own skills to earn a living, be better […]

Since winning over the hearts of local fans on SA IDOLS fourteen years ago, Andriëtte has gone from strength to strength and is constantly showing why she is worthy of […]

Respected legal mind, political activist, author and public speaker, Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi will lead this year’s celebrations of the life and times of the late educator, intellectual and anti-apartheid activist, […]

Children need to be taught and told about their rights and responsibilities – with rights comes responsibilities! • Care-givers, parents, step-parents and guardians should be taught and told about children’s […]

A day set aside to highlight children’s rights including the right to life, to health, to education and to play, as well as the right to family life, to be […]

Diabetes means that your blood sugar, or glucose, is too high. Glucose comes from the food that you eat and is made in your liver and muscles. Your blood always […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho October was Transport Month in South Africa. Cosmo City has been around for over 15 years. This for me is a time of reflection for the community […]

“We must act on Diabetes now and Diabetes is not a Death Sentence”. These were the encouraging words from South Africa’s First Lady and Diabetes Ambassador Bongi Ngema-Zuma at the […]

COP27, the biggest global meeting on climate, starts in hours, and it’s happening in Africa. That’s why African leaders have a huge responsibility to put African voices and demands at the forefront. […]

Police Minister Bheki Cele has launched the 2022 safer festive operations under the theme “more boots on the ground towards enhanced police visibility.” The national launch serves as a precursor […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho   We live in a country where the latest unemployment statistics from Statistics South Africa suggested that the unemployment rate was at 33.9% South Africans. This figure […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho, Friday 1 November 2013 will remain the saddest day at the school with the loss of dedicated educator Mr. Mokolobesti Rasegwete. He was laid to rest in […]

By Lusanda Nonkasa Odus, “Mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It influences cognition, perception, and behaviour. It also determines how an individual handles stress, interpersonal relationships, and decision-making”. […]

Alert the South African Police Force if you suspect any child pornography, child trafficking or that a child you know is being abused in any way. This can be done […]

By Morongwa Makgamatho It’s that time of the year, the time that we all dread…writing end of the year exams. Of course, this is a dreaded time because we know […]

Aids Helpline 0800 012 322 Domestic Violence Helpline 0800 150 150 AIDS Consortium 011 403 0265 Alcoholics Anonymous 086 435 5722 Childline 0800 055 555 Commission for Gender Equality 011 […]

 JOHANNESBURG – On 19 October 2022, Media Freedom Day, the Aggrey Klaaste Trust (AKT) in partnership with the South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF), the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), […]

Our word for Today Verse: Ecclesiastes 3:11 ‘He has made everything beautiful in its time.’ – The Lord is in the business of turning things around and making them beautiful. […]

By Lethabo Aphane, I am capable of anything I know what I want in Life I am unique, beautiful, ambitious, and I am a believer. I believe that I am […]

All girls deserve equal access to healthcare, education and basic human needs. On International Day of the Girl, add a frame to your profile photo to show your support for […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho It’s Garden Day today in South Africa. The year has been an extremely difficult year for South African farmers, particularly our small and emerging farmers. To address […]

A teacher is a person who helps students to acquire knowledge, competence or virtue. Informally the role of teacher may be taken on by anyone. Yo School Magazine recently had […]

MADE WITH RURAL is a movement that is incredibly passionate about transforming the agricultural sector in Africa. Made with Rural is driven by the belief that this is possible by […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Heritage implies a particular meaning of relating to the past and, in its popular usage in the English language means something different to history. People do not […]

The National Anthem of South Africa was adopted in 1997 and is a hybrid song combining new English with extracts of the 19th century hymn “Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika” (English: “God […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho South Africa has one of the lowest savings rates in the world. The GIBS Savings Index shows that in the last 20 years, the savings rate in […]

Education is the fundamental right of every child; besides, the prosperity of every nation lies in the quality of her education, which is why we are working so hard to […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Njeri Kabeberi is an environmental activist on a mission to work with others to foster environmental consciousness where Africa’s people seek social and economic prosperity in ways […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The year has been an extremely difficult year for South African farmers, particularly our small and emerging farmers. To address the issues around food security and greening […]

By Osego Molose Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948, states that: Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Dr. Khathutshelo Kenneth Nematatani, founder of Fresh Breadth Confidence Dentistry at the Cosmo City Medical Centre was born in Venda in the Limpopo Province in a village […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho South Africa continues to rate poorly in terms of savings among adults and youth. The financial literacy baseline study, which was undertaken by the Financial Services Board […]

Speaking to a couple of learners at Far North Secondary School, I concluded that learners should be getting a minimum of R25 daily judging from the food pricing at their […]

By Nozizwe Bouwer It’s fair to say that parents are very protective when it comes to their children, especially the girl child. Parents want their children to remain innocent forever, […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Financial Planning involves working with individuals or institutional clients to assess their financial needs and help them achieve financial goals, such as choosing investments (money market, real […]

By Bonelwa Mabovu My journey as a Water Scientist started when I chose to do pure Mathematics and Physical Sciences in high school and made it my mission to get […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Heritage implies a particular meaning of relating to the past and, in its popular usage in the English language means something different to history. People do not […]

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), over 700 000 people die by suicide globally each year. And for every one suicide, there are an estimated 20 suicide attempts with […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho South Africa is a society that has been led to believe that fat, any fat, is bad for you and should be avoided at all costs. But […]

Do you wash your after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing? Do you wash your hands after feeding or stroking your pet; or visiting or caring for a sick person? […]

Of all the information shared during Polio Awareness Week, remember this, polio can only be prevented through vaccination. If you’re running behind on your child’s vaccine schedule, don’t fret. It’s […]

By Boitumelo Gift Makgala It was on a weekend; he was lazy as he had to do his chores for the day. He had dreamt of his grandfather pointing at […]

By Wendy Hartmann There is a land far, far away called China. Once upon a time, in this far-away land there lived a young boy named Ho. Ho was poor, […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Alex Frost and Sergio Conclaves are members of Green Beings, a non-profit making organisation that gives people the opportunity to learn about, love and rekindle their connection […]

By Modern Momma Ph, Maybe he didn’t come when you think right. Maybe he “messed up” some plans you had. Maybe you feel too young and think he came to […]

By Ayanda Mazibuko Being a teenager can be challenging. We tend to do things to impress our friends not realising how our actions could affect our lives negatively. We fall […]

By Kgomotso Mpendulo It is not a one-way path. The world has too many corners, ups and downs, to be supposedly round. We all have a route to take, not […]

One-day high actions drive to get South Africans to support small businesses. Why support small businesses? It’s convenient as they’re in your local community, They offer that personal touch, They […]

Our third Siblings That Are Really Special support group meeting is happening! The previous support group meetings have just been amazing. When: Saturday 10 September 2022, from 09:00-11:30. Please arrive […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho It is a relief that we are meticulous about washing our hands, avoiding handshakes, boosting our immune systems by eating well, minimising unnecessary stress and getting enough […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Alex Frost and Sergio Conclaves are members of Green Beings, a non-profit making organisation that gives people the opportunity to learn about, love and rekindle their connection […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Alert the South African Police Force if you suspect any child pornography, child trafficking or that a child you know is being abused in any way. This […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho If you have children visiting or living in your home, that is the first place to start. You can help to ensure a safe environment for children […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The country is aware of the inequalities in our education system, we have those learners that have been studying without any interruptions during this national lockdown. Do […]

We like to celebrate it by incorporating this amazing vegetable into every dish eaten on the day. Remember, there’s no wrong way to prepare potatoes. Stick with something quick and […]

In line with the role of journalism in any community of documenting all that happens in that community, the focus of Nyakaza Media Solutions is to facilitate the documenting of […]

The SAOU would like to you to join them virtually during August 2022. Over this time, the SAOU will reach out to community organisations who provide support to the LSEN […]

One-day high actions drive to get South Africans to support small businesses. Why support small businesses? It’s convenient as they’re in your local community, They offer that personal touch, They […]

By Cashney Phaka Most people are not sure of which career path to follow and it becomes hard for them to know exactly what they want to do in life. […]

Buy your casual day sticker or merchandise on September 2 this year to show your support for persons with disabilities! Alpha Pharm in partnership with the NCPD invites all our […]

The Legislature’s Standing Committee on the Scrutiny of Subordinate Legislation (CSSL) will visit Benoni’s Farrarmere Primary School to evaluate the level of implementation of changes made to Gauteng’s Regulations on […]

About APP Autism: We cater to a range of abilities along the spectrum, from non-verbal moderate to severe autism, to verbal with some reading and writing abilities. Our programme takes […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Minister Senzo Mchunu has pleaded with the country to use water sparingly. If we all use water sparingly, there won’t be a need for water rationing. We […]

By Thulani Sibeko CM (SA)  – Chief Brand & Marketing Officer at Standard Bank Group I graduated with an Accounting degree in December 1992 and the next step was to […]

By Nhlosenhle Mahlo – Founding Director at Nhlosenhle Attorneys Inc (NAI), I know we have heard this many a time and at some point it sounds cliché but, it’s true. […]

Of all the information shared during Polio Awareness Week, remember this, polio can only be prevented through vaccination. And if you’re running behind on your child’s vaccine schedule, don’t fret. […]

August is shaping out to be a very exciting month for us at JA Africa! We were delighted to find out on August 2nd that JA Worldwide made Fast Company’s […]

The United Nations had in 1999 designated August 12 as International Youth Day. The first International Youth Day was celebrated on August 12, 2000. Established on the recommendation of the […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho These live wires are on South Africa Drive on your way to the Cosmo City Multi-Purpose Hall. When you are past these live wires, children might be […]

The theme for this year’s Cuppa season (June to October) is ‘Time To Take Heart Together’. After two years of hosting virtual Cuppa events, we are so excited to come together […]

The Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL)’s Standing Committee on Scrutiny of Subordinate Legislation (CSSL) is conducting an external meeting today (Thursday, 11th August 2022); followed by a post Legislative scrutiny with parents […]

We used the game of football as a tool to engage young men and boys on the key role they play in creating safer spaces for women and girls. Thanks to the […]

Cable theft is one of the main reasons for constant power outages. Report cable theft to @SAPoliceService / Eskom Customer Services 0860037566 / Eskom Crime Line 0800 11 27 22 […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho We demand a fully-fledged Police Station in Cosmo City. These were the sentiments of residents from Cosmo City because of the high levels of crime, rape and […]

During its recent oversight visit to Tshwane’s Rietgat Police Station, the Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety called for a “shift in control measures, and a more innovative approach for […]

When a person is diagnosed with a mental health condition, many do not know where to turn or who to talk to for help and support. A person might feel […]

Gauteng Legislature’s (GPL) Mens Forum will from today 28-29 July 2022 host a mentorship session with young boys from across the province in an effort to mould and groom them […]

According to World Health Organisation, one in three women suffer gender-based violence (GBV), or violence against women and girls (VAWG) globally. 35% of women have experienced physical or sexual violence […]

With the outstanding support from the Malala fund and Rise Up for Girls, YouthHubAfrica launched the Basic Education Media Fellowship which kicked-off with a 3-day training of 15 selected journalists […]

HAPPY 9th BIRTHDAY TO THE EFF, taking place in Bloemfontein this SATURDAY 30 July 2022! “The EFF has been able to give our people a voice to fight for their […]

By Thabisile Ncube As schoolchildren are finally back to school full-time, a new report shows it will be a steep road for them to attain their educational outcomes. Cabinet announced […]

We can’t contain the excitement about unveiling our 2022 Basic Education Media Fellows. The Basic Education media Fellowship is an initiative funded by the Malala Fund and RiseUp that seeks […]

The deadline has been extended. This month’s theme lets young Africans merge creativity with imagination.YouthHubAfrica in partnership with the African Youth Commission with funding support from the UNICEF-UNFPA Program on […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho HYGIENE STEP renders services in washing sneakers, trainers, heels, athlete shoes and hiking boots bsed in Pretoria, Danville Eco Estate. Spoke to Tumelo Nong about his personal […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was born on 18 July 1918, would have turned 104 TODAY and sadly passed-on on Thursday 5 December 2013 at around 20.50pm surrounded by […]

The Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL) will TODAY 15 July 2022, convene the 2022 Children Sector Parliament under the theme ‘It is in our hands’. The purpose of the Children Sector […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The name “Phela” means to live in Setswana. Our mission at Phela Spa is to give life to the body. This means that after each massage we […]

According to law, no one may supply liquor to minors! Government urges young people to say NO to drugs and alcohol. For assistance in fighting substance abuse, call the SADAG […]

10 July marks Panic Awareness Day. In order bring awareness about panic and help people have better control of their stressful day-to-day situations, SADAG will be sharing more about understanding […]

“Panic is highly treatable – 90% recover fully” Panic Attacks are frightening and unpleasant, but not in any sense dangerous. Panic attacks are reactions that occur out of context. During […]

By Tshegofatso Bogatsu When nothing goes as planned, we get so angry that we throw punches to the wrong people and when they leave, we ask? “Who to blame”? We […]

We join the world in recognising the International Plastic Bag-Free Day on Sunday 3 July annually. We are aware of the dangers posed by plastic to the environment and believe […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho South Africa has one of the lowest savings rates in the world. The GIBS Savings Index shows that in the last 20 years, the savings rate in […]

Nthabeleng Likotsi, first female Bank Owner in South Africa, Economic Empowerment Advocate, Founder and CEO of Young Women in Business Network (YWBN). Likotsi started YWBN in 2009 and in 2015 […]

At the heart of all we do is advocating for policy reforms to promote education and Girl child literacy in Nigeria and across the continent. As such, our demand for free, […]

Part of our advocacy efforts towards ending Female Genital Mutilation and other harmful practices through policy reforms has involved working with key stakeholders, government bodies and of course young people […]

Hosted by the South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF) and sponsored by Standard Bank, the first live Standard Bank Sikuvile Journalism Awards since 2019, saw the Daily Maverick’s Pieter-Louis Myburgh […]

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) will in the 2022 financial year spend R47.3 billion in funding the tertiary education of 691 432 students. This was on Friday revealed […]

Education quality assessor, Umalusi, has announced the appointment of its sixth council. This comes after the tenure of the fifth council ended on 7 June 2022. Umalusi said the incoming […]

By Promise Mutunda On the remainder of portion 47 of the Farm Zandspruit 191 IQ on Beyer’s Naude’ Drive is a squatter camp as old as our democracy called Zandspruit […]

By Refilwe Kholoane Freedom has brought many changes in our lives and country. Freedom has broken the chains and has brought equality, equality that took us from Bantu Education and […]

Captain Irene Koki Mutungi, Africa’s first female Boeing 787 Dreamliner Captain. She is Kenya Airways’ first female Pilot and Captain, she commanded first father/daughter flight and first all female flight […]

The Department of Basic Education, together with the social and law enforcement agencies launched a campaign to ensure schools are drug and alcohol free zones. “Alcohol and drugs are significant […]

Not earning an allowance doesn’t stop you from having a financially secure future. Not all parents or guardians can afford to give their children an allowance or pocket money, so […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Cosmo City residents are warned to please be alert at all times especially during the evenings. Residents are requested to ensure that proper locks are installed on […]

by Dear South Arica Eskom’s COO Jan Oberholzer said the power utility could increase the load-shedding stage further as illegal protest action continues at several of its power stations. He […]

Anglo American Platinum Schools Project (AAPSP) Anglo American Platinum launched their schools project to improve learners’ mathematics, science and English skills. The project covers three technical high schools which they […]

Cosmo City residents are urged to attend a peaceful march from the corner of South Africa Drive and Angola Street to the Satellite Police Station in extension 8. This follows […]

By Noreene Mombo-Chimwaza I cannot bear the pain of people dying in our lovely community as a result of road accidents. Honestly, speed humps like the ones put at the […]

Here’s an opportunity to teach our children where we come from, listen to what worries them, share some insights we’ve seen work thus far, help them work on their career […]

Thursday 16 June 2022 is a reminder of the 46th year of the struggles by the Class of 1976 to bring democracy in our country. The Class of 1976 was […]

Children need to be taught and told about their rights and responsibilities – with rights comes responsibilities! • Care-givers, parents, step-parents and guardians should be taught and told about children’s […]

By Morongwa Makgamatho It’s that time of the year, the time that we all dread…writing end of the year exams. Of course this is a dreaded time because we know […]

By Osego Molose Being a teenager can be hard at times. We fight with our parents, friends, extended family and other members of the community. You know why? Because growing […]

World Ocean Day is celebrated on 8 June every year to empower people of all ages to become leaders of their own and stop polluting the ocean, and water bodies. […]

One day you are agonizing through your thesis and the next your abstract gets selected for presentation at the (first physical meeting after lockdown) American College of Sports Medicine annual […]

South Africa will on Sunday join other nations in commemorating World Environment Day 2022. This year, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), in partnership with the United […]

The first three months of 2022 were violent, brutal and unsafe for most South Africans, the quarterly police crime statistics have revealed. Releasing the statistics on Friday, Police Minister Bheki […]

Alert the South African Police Force if you suspect any child pornography, child trafficking or that a child you know is being abused in any way. This can be done […]

If you have children visiting or living in your home, that is the first place to start. You can help to ensure a safe environment for children in your home: […]

Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, says the youth continue to endure the brunt of structural inequalities that manifest in violent ways. “The […]

The Department of Social Development has gazetted the proclamation of the Social Assistance Amendment Act, effectively improving the social assistance programme to benefit orphans and vulnerable children. Social assistance is […]

From being born with a visual impairment to fighting against homelessness and family abuse, Marco Hartse recently won first prize as part of a national COVID-19 vaccine awareness art competition […]

#FacebookFriday LIVE chat this Friday, 3 June, from 1pm Are you a man struggling to cope? Feeling sad, or hopeless? Unable to meet the responsibilities of work, caring for family, […]

The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has called on young South Africans, who want to pursue careers that are in line with water and sanitation core business, to apply […]

Thursday 16 June 2022 is a reminder of the 46th year of the struggles by the Class of 1976 to bring democracy in our country. The Class of 1976 was […]

We are in the process of producing a romantic comedy (rom-com) movie, we are excited to engage with you from the making. We are an independent South African streaming service […]

This week marks 5 years since we launched Jamlab Africa, a project of the journalism department at Wits University. When we started we set out to support African innovators who were […]

An Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) inspector at the Department of Labour has closed a school following a proactive inspection that took place on Friday at Sigonde Primary School in […]

Speaker: Professor Liz Pellicano Short Bio: Professor Liz Pellicano has long been committed to transforming autism science so that it more accurately reflects everyday autistic life. She is Professor of […]

By Philimon Munangati Denzil Lwazi Setheni is the Representative Council of Learners (RCL) at Cosmo City Secondary 1. He is also the founder of a non-profit making organisation called Lentswe […]

By Ayanda Mazibuko I am Ayanda Mazibuko a young peer who was very fortunate enough to take part in the 2021 TOWNSHIP NARRATIVES CREATIVE WRITING PROGRAMME sponsored by the LESEGO […]

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister, Ronald Lamola, says the current generation of youth can honour the legacy of struggle heroes by taking ownership of South Africa’s hard fought democracy. He […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho OBM CATERING SUPPLIES deals with dry goods supply, frozen meats, fruit and vegetables, beverages, and catering equipment for hire & sales. I spoke to Managing Director at […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho STACEY FRU is a Multiple International Awards-Winning Author, Child Labour Activist, an Activist for Literacy, a Philanthropist, a Guitarist, and Ambassador. I recently spoke to her about […]

Each year, Bipolar Awareness Day takes place on the 26th May! During these difficult times it is important to look after our mental health and use this time to strengthen […]

The Department of Water and Sanitation has reiterated its commitment to foster Africa-wide bilateral and trans-boundary relations in the water sector to enhance the provision of the precious resource in […]

As South Africa joins the rest of the African continent and the world in commemorating Africa Day, Minister in the Presidency, Mondli Gungubele, has emphasised the importance of protecting children […]

Africa Day commemorates the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which was established on 25 May 1963 in Addis Ababa, in Ethiopia. On that day, 30 leaders from […]

One of the ways you can help the CANSA to continue to effectively educate communities about cancer, lowering personal risk and accessing affordable cancer screening, is to ‘pay’ your Tekkie […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho What drew you to child labour activism? Apart from seeing children who labour and understanding that lack of education keeps children as labourers, I see child labour […]

Known as Africa Month, the month of May commemorates the establishment of the African Union which promotes unity and solidarity of African states, spurs economic development, and promotes international cooperation. […]

Breast Cancer Awareness Step 1: Stand in front of a mirror; look carefully for changes to any part of your breasts, like the shape, size or any discharge. Step 2: […]

By Cashney Phaka I always had that silent dream inside of me Being in the Centre of the Universe I took my goals like dreams that needed to be nurtured […]

As part of supporting functional municipalities, young people have been exposed to opportunities that have given them practical experience, says Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister, Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma. The […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Paragon Architects is an internationally-active African design business, based in Johannesburg, South Africa. It is the originator of the Paragon Group of design businesses, delivering commercial architecture, […]

Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi says the fight against child labour is about social justice, creating a prosperous future and hope for children. Minister Nxesi told delegates at the […]

By Lubabalo Magwentshu In line with African Transformation Movement’s Agenda, I committed to playing my part in the creation of a better tomorrow for all South Africans. Our President, Vuyolwethu […]

Kya Sand is an industrial suburb of Johannesburg. It is located in Region A of the City. The suburb is bordered to the east by Kya Sands Informal Settlement.

Bloubosrand is a suburb northwest of Johannesburg, South Africa. It is located in Region A of the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality. The City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality is a […]

Diepsloot, Afrikaans for “deep ditch”, is a densely populated township in the north of Johannesburg. It is located in the newly formed Region A (formerly regions 1 and 2). It […]

On the remainder of portion 47 of the Farm Zandspruit 191 IQ on Beyer’s Naude’ Drive is a squatter camp as old as our democracy called Zandspruit Informal Settlement in […]

The Cosmo City Development is the first public private partnership worth R3.5billion between the City of Johannesburg, Basil Read, Codevco as well as the community in South Africa. Cosmo City […]

Eskom Chief Operating Officer, Jan Oberholzer, says Eskom may be forced to increase load shedding from Stage 3 load shedding to Stage 4 if the power utility fails to gather […]

By Thina Sotyantya How about I take you for a walk into the journey of my new life. I am sure there’s a lot you would like to know about […]

Stacey Fru is the current face of the African Union (AU) and International Labour Organisation (ILO) 2021 International Campaign for the Elimination of Child Labour #EndChildLabour. She is a 15-year-old […]

Known as Africa Month, the month of May commemorates the establishment of the African Union which promotes unity and solidarity of African states, spurs economic development, and promotes international cooperation. […]

By Loyiso Jansen For the years that I had been attending Cosmo City Secondary 1, I am pleased to say that I have experienced a lot during these few years. […]

Less than 24 hours after his emotional graduation which moved many South Africans, 23-year-old Dumisani Ngobese has been offered a job. Durban businessman, Calvin Mathibeli was so moved by Ngobese’s […]

Angela Mulaudzi Boys are ‘players’ and we all know that. Boys should stop ‘playing’ girls and girls should stop cheating. Moving from one relationship to another is not a good […]

The Department of Basic Education has released the 2021 Early Childhood Development (ECD) Census results which comprise data on all ECD Programmes in order to get a better understanding of […]

Earlier this year, the GDOH reported that Helen Joseph Hospital has seen a tenfold increase in the number of mental healthcare patients showing up at the Johannesburg facility over the […]

By Sisanda Siphoso A child will deny thy Mother Anger generated hatred Over a plate without meat Life is like a Graph It’s always having the points Where the coordinates […]

Nurses Mental Health Matters Too Happy Nurses – happy patients! The well-being of Nurses is critical to the security of the healthcare system in South Africa, including primary care, hospitals, patients’ […]

By Balindile Ngobese There comes a time in our lives when we want to see ourselves doing great and respected in our families and communities. We all have dreams and […]

Each year, Bipolar Awareness Day takes place on the 26th May! SADAG is urging members of the public across the country to help create awareness about Bipolar Disorder by sharing […]

Online Admissions for Grade 1 & 8 in Gauteng for the 2023 academic year will officially commence on 22 July 2022 at 08:00 AM and will close on 19 August […]

By Naledi Kobe Education plays an important role in everyone’s life by building personality, improving knowledge and skills, and providing a feeling of well-being of a person. From primary, secondary […]

The Department of Basic Education’s Second Chance Matric Programme May/June exams have commenced yesterday in 5 236 exam centres nationwide. More than 290 680 people will rewrite their National Senior […]

With the new round of applications for the R350 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant being opened, the South African Post Office (Sapo) has urged applicants not to pay bribes […]

Monday 9 May 2022 marks the very sad death of township Diva Brenda Fassie 18 years ago. When the Sunday Times turned 100 years in 2006 and as part of […]

The hosting of the Fifth International Labour Organisation (ILO) Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour will aid KwaZulu-Natal’s effort to recover from the recent deadly floods. Addressing the […]

The Department of Health says it would like to bring to the public’s attention an error in a media statement issued on Wednesday regarding the removal of face mask wearing […]

By Elijah Mhlanga, A grade 6 boy is reported to have stabbed to death, with a knife, his fellow grade 6 learner just outside the school premises in the Free […]

The realisation of sexuality education and sexual reproductive health rights for young people is key for the prevention of HIV, early and unintended pregnancies (EUP) and gender-based violence (GBV). Basic […]

Eskom says stage two load shedding was implemented due to depleted capacity caused by generator breakdowns, power station trips, the slow return to service of units, as well as higher […]

College/University Students (age 24 and under) – the time is NOW to share your visions of how to change patriarchal society through visual art, music, writing, storytelling, poetry, and performance. […]

Friday TODAY, 1pm – 1:30pm When becoming new parents, it is important for dads, mums and partners to support each other. This is vital for first time parents especially, as […]

The preliminary statistics for the Easter weekend shows that the number of crashes declined by 28.6% resulting in a 31.5% decline in the number of fatalities on South African roads. […]

Government, in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation (ILO), will host the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour from 15 – 20 May 2022. The conference is […]

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MDDA CONTINUES TO FAIL LOCAL PUBLISHERS DISMALLY:  FUTURE LOOKS BLEAK AS MDDA AND COMPETITION COMMISSION ALLOCATE MAJORITY OF EDF FUNDS TO PEOPLE NOT IMPACTED BY UNFAIR COMPETITION On Friday 22 […]

By Karabo Moyo I’m convinced that if our parents were more open and communicated with us as children about the consequences of having sex at a young age, we wouldn’t […]

By Pamela Kekana We all know that no one is perfect and we cannot change what has happened to us, or turn back the clock. Let us stop blaming ourselves […]

Books contain many words that children are unlikely to encounter in frequently spoken language and with 78% of Grade 4 learners being unable to read for comprehension in any language, […]

The Sisu Hub is offering an exciting new service, where a trained Spelling to Communicate Practitioner is now available to come to your home and help create an environment that […]

Each year on 22 April, billions of people across the globe join to raise awareness about environmental protection. Fifty years ago, the first Earth Day started an environmental revolution. Now, […]

The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC), in partnership with the Department of Basic Education, is expected to launch a campaign aimed at promoting electoral democracy among learners. “The objective […]

Eskom says after making some ground in recovering generation capacity, it may lift all stages of load shedding on Friday evening. The power utility has been battling generation unit failures […]

Despite delivering above 300 million items during the 2021/22 financial year, the South African Post Office (Sapo) has managed to reduce energy and water consumption costs as well as emissions […]

The country has been under a stricter load shedding stage four schedule since Tuesday. The power utility said at least three more units are expected to also return on Thursday. […]

The Select Committee on Education and Technology, Sports, Arts and Culture, has called on the Basic Education Department to attend to Grade 12 learners affected by floods in KwaZulu-Natal and […]

Law enforcement agencies are expected to be out in full force as thousands of travellers head to various destinations over the Easter long weekend. Busy routes during this period include […]

By Lerato Tsotetsi I’ll wait. With millions of supporters like you globally, Greenpeace was able to plant its feet on the continent 12 years ago. All made possible by people […]

The Each One Teach One Foundation notes with disgust the article carried Sunday Times, whereby the school denies two learners an opportunity to learn precisely of financial exclusion. Mojalefa (14) […]

By Jonathan Darker Just about every modern parent would like to think that they are encouraging creativity in their children. They will tell you that they buy creativity stimulating toys, […]

By Osego Molose Sexism prejudice discrimination is based on a person’s sex or gender. It can affect anyone, but it mostly affects women or girls. It has been linked to […]

Hani, who was renowned for his impeccable leadership qualities and relentless pursuit of freedom for all South Africans, was assassinated on 10 April 1993, outside his home in Dawn Park, […]

Social Development Minister, Lindiwe Zulu, says the handover of the Early Childhood Development (ECD) function to the Department of Basic Education is an opportunity to start dismantling intergenerational poverty in […]

Autism is one of only four official health-specific days ever declared by the United Nations. April 2nd 2022 will mark the 13th “World Autism Awareness Day” (WAAD)! Autism is the […]

On this day in 2018, Mama Winnie Madikizela Mandela passed on. We mark this day in remembrance of Mama Winnie! Madikizela-Mandela kept the memory of her imprisoned husband Nelson Mandela […]

V-Day, One Billion Rising and A Call to Men have launched the Dismantle Patriarchy Contest, which is open to high school students (US based) and college/university students (worldwide). Ten winners from […]

Easter is one of South Africa’s peak retail spending periods. For SMEs, in particular, this long weekend is an opportunity to boost profits despite a weak local economy. While the […]

The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment has added four tree species to the list of protected trees in South Africa. Forestry, Fisheries and Environment Minister, Barbara Creecy, has updated […]

2022 is a very exciting year for Makaton South Africa as they are finally able to host a Tutor Training in October! – Do you think you have what it […]

Inclusive Quality Education for All Virtual Event: Friday, 8 April 2022, 10:00 – 11:15 a.m. EST REGISTER Over the past decade, major progress has been made towards increasing access to […]

Johannesburg Dream Center is a registered Non-Profit Company and PBO aimed at responding to the situation that Johannesburg has found itself in. We are so excited to announce that on […]

World Tuberculosis Day is commemorated each year on March 24 to highlight the devastating health, social and economic impact of TB. South Africa is among the nations hardest hit by […]

The 2 April 2022 is less than 2 weeks away. We are doing things a little differently this year. Sadly, we did not plan a walk as we had no […]

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the easing of several restrictions as part of Adjusted Alert Level 1 from midnight. Addressing the nation on developments in the country’s response to the […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho As we celebrated Human Rights Day in South Africa yesterday Monday 21 March 2022, in commemoration of the Sharpeville Massacre that happened on 21 March 1960, when […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Human rights are interlinked and interdependent rights intrinsic to all human beings without any discrimination of nationality, ethnic origin, sex, religion, language, cast and creed or any […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Minister Senzo Mchunu has pleaded with the country to use water sparingly. If we all use water sparingly, there won’t be a need for water rationing. We […]

I have the right to be taken seriously and the responsibility to listen to others, I have the right to privacy and the responsibility to respect other’s privacy, I have […]

The Gauteng Provincial Legislature will host the 2022 Sector Parliament for Persons with Disabilities Today, 18 March 2022, under theme: Not All Disabilities Are Visible.  This annual sitting is a platform created […]

The Human Rights Festival is back in its full physical form. Join us from 19 to 20 March 2022 for two jam-packed days of conversations, exhibitions, art, film, and live […]

As part of her role as Regional Treasurer of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Africa Region, Speaker Honourable Ntombi Mekgwe, gave an address, welcoming representatives to the region’s 82nd Executive […]

 Eskom Chief Operations Officer Jan Oberholzer said Stage 4 load shedding will give the power utility enough space to build up fast-depleting emergency reserves and avoid the risk of implementing […]

Gauteng road users have been called to exercise caution as the province has experienced several crashes because of rainy weather conditions. The Gauteng Traffic Police said various road crashes have […]

Most small businesses and start-ups in South Africa don’t buy insurance because it’s too onerous, costly and time-consuming, forcing them to gamble with their future. Until now, that is. Bi-me, […]

This year, the WISA YWP’s has decided to align with this celebration and host an online symposium series over the month of March, under the theme of Making the Invisible […]

RISE for the Bodies of All Women, Girls & the Earth International Women’s Day Through Earth Day One Billion Rising events are taking place and will continue through 22 April, Earth […]

Train manufacturer Gibela is deeply committed to ensuring South Africa’s socio-economic success, and particularly to setting the seal on the economic and social advancement of the communities nearby its main […]

Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Barbara Creecy has welcomed the adoption of the resolution to end plastic pollution with an international legally binding instrument. “This represents an important […]

Thanks to more than one million people like you who took action, yesterday countries at the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) in Nairobi, Kenya have made great progress – committing to end […]

Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, says there is an urgent need to renew the current basic education accord on turning schools into centres of excellence.   Motshekga said that the […]

Step 1: Stand in front of a mirror; look carefully for changes to any part of your breasts, like the shape, size or any discharge. Step 2: Place arm behind […]

Ash Wednesday is celebrated on Wednesday seven weeks before Easter and the day after Mardi Gras also referred to as Fat Tuesday! This is a Christian observance which represents the […]

As we kick off #HumanRightsMonth let us practice the true spirit of Ubuntu. Let us look beyond the colour of our skin, our gender and the country of our origin. […]

Mineral Resources and Energy Minister, Gwede Mantashe, has announced that the price of petrol and diesel are expected to increase at the beginning of March. The fuel prices for March […]

Today, 1 March 2022, the Portfolio Committee on COGTA & Human Settlements at the Gauteng Legislature will engage with various stakeholders on the processes involved in the delivery of government housing […]

Lord Jesus Christ, by your passion, death and resurrection You have set us free from sin and Death. May your Grace renew our hearts this Lent and help us turn […]

Dealing with a Suicide Attempt and what to do thereafter. Every family’s experience in the days, weeks, and months following a youth suicide attempt is different. There’s no single plan […]

By Mapule Moloto Loving yourself also influences the way others treat you as well as the kind of language they use towards you. People who love you will build up. […]

By Thabisile Ncube As schoolchildren are finally back to school full-time, a new report shows it will be a steep road for them to attain their educational outcomes. Cabinet announced […]

By Simphiwe Ndlovu I believe that if all people go vegetarian it will save the environment because when we look at 100 years ago our elders used to eat more […]

This statement was written by Croatian Feminists including One Billion Rising coordinator Rada Boric and adopted by One Billion RIsing globally. With consternation and disbelief, we are witnessing the escalation […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho IMPELESI CONSULTANTS started as a recruitment and events company. IMPELESI FOUNDATION was established with the main of uniting Africans, instill our traditions and cultures to our African […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Lehlohonolo Enock Ditsele has been running Kasi Culture, a food and drinks outlet since 2011. He was born and raised in Carletonville Township. The only child at […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho The longer you give yourself time for your studies, the more time you have to discover and work on those areas that are weak. You also give […]

By Nazrien Kader – Head of Tax at Old Mutual Recent good news relating to tax collections overshooting the medium-term budget projections provides Minister Enoch Godongwana with a little breathing […]

The Department of Water and Sanitation has urged various municipalities to conduct the necessary drinking water analysis in their respective areas amid reports of typhoid cases. The department said it […]

Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development Minister Thoko Didiza, has unveiled the much awaited country farmer register which will help improve the inaccurate and/or misrepresented statistics of farmers in the […]

Gauteng Premier David Makhura says the provincial government will take action against any officials implicated in corruption and maladministration. Makhura was speaking during the State of the Province Address held […]

Public Service and Administration Minister, Ayanda Dlodlo, says work is underway to “cautiously withdraw” the National State of Disaster in line with the risk adjusted strategy. Dlodo said this when […]

President Cyril Ramaphosa says fixing the economy remains the most pressing challenge for the country. The President said this when he responded to the debate on the State of the […]

South Africa will support proposals to address the issue of marine litter and plastic pollution at the upcoming 5th session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA 5.2). “South Africa […]

The Basic Education department has extended the deadline for the registration of the May/June 2022 examination to 21 February 2022 after some candidates experienced difficulty with the online registration. “This […]

Employment and Labour Minister, Thulas Nxesi, says deliberate efforts are underway to make it easy for small businesses to conduct business in South Africa. Nxesi said this when he participated […]

National Director of Public Prosecutions, Advocate Shamila Batohi, says fighting corruption is the top priority of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). The NPA head was updating Parliament’s Standing Committee on […]

On Monday, 21 February 2022, the Speaker of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL), Honourable Ntombi Mekgwe will preside over the Official Opening of the Legislature, where in terms of Rule […]

By Tara Turkington, CEO of Flow Communications Remote working is a cultural tidal wave: it will either drown your company ethos, or you can choose to surf it. Before Covid-19, […]

For any student in University, PSET, TVET or College (any Tertiary institution) over the age of 18 years. Detailed information can be found in the Online Support Group referral guide. […]

Former Miss South Africa, Shudufhadzo, is back with her weekly Mindful Monday’s conversations on Instagram every Monday at 7pm. Started yesterday Monday, the 14th February, Shudu was speaking to Psychiatrist […]

Talking about Teen Suicide Prevention Saves Lives RealConvo This year, for Teen Suicide Prevention Week (14 – 21 February 2022), The South African Depression and Anxiety Group is helping parents, […]

As we write, activists are connecting in a deep, purposeful, political, transformative, empowering, and hopeful way through 2022’s powerful, bold and fearless artistic risings. They are leading communities and of […]

Chief executive Kenny Nwosu: Norsad Capital is embarking on a growth strategy that will make a palpable and far-reaching difference to millions. Impact investor Norsad Finance is rebranding to Norsad […]

The Special Tribunal has reviewed and set aside at least 49 school contamination contracts by the Gauteng Education Department. The service providers were part of a cohort of at least […]

With the demand for renewing vehicle licences on the South African Post Office (Sapo) website being high, vehicle owners have been advised to upload documents that comply with legal requirements. […]

By Mzukona Mantshontsho Leadership Guru John Maxwell said: “Everything falls on leadership, leadership is the key enabler, without leadership there is darkness”. We have our challenges as a country ranging […]

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Senior Researcher Dr Ntombi Mathe-Maleboho today at 15h50 on 702 as she shares her journey and experiences as a female scientist!

Rejoice & RISE at our #BodyLoveUprising hosted by V & Middlechurch’s Jacqui Lewis. Join artists, thinkers, activists online on Monday, 14 February, as we explore what it means to truly love our bodies, honor and […]

President Cyril Ramaphosa said government is embarking on a strategy to implement “fundamental changes” to electricity supply in the country. The President was delivering the State of the Nation Address […]

Work is underway to cut red tape in an effort to enhance the business environment and create much-needed jobs in South Africa. Delivering the State of the Nation Address (SONA) […]

What Is Ash Wednesday and What Happens?  Ash Wednesday is always 46 days before Easter Sunday and marks the beginning of the Lenten season. Lent is traditionally a 40-day fast — a […]

Eskom Chief Executive Andre de Ruyter says the power utility will ensure that the State of the Nation Address (SONA) is not disrupted by any load shedding. De Ruyter was […]

Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, and Deputy Minister, Dr Reginah Mhaule, on Tuesday launched Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) radio lessons at Hitekani Primary School in Tshiawelo, Soweto. The department said […]

Despite logistical challenges associated with preparing for the 2022 State of the Nation Address (SONA), National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula says Parliament is ready to host the event on Thursday. […]

By Thabisile Ncube Education is the key to success, so I was told, without education I will be doomed. Learners drop out of school for various reasons; some because they […]

On the 22nd anniversary of World Cancer Day (4 February 2022), CANSA and Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), challenge individuals to make a personal commitment to lower the impact […]

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has advised all NSFAS eligible students with successful funding status to proceed with registration for the 2022 academic year at their respective institutions, […]

Speaking on recommendations to prevent school violence, Nontsikelelo Dlulani, from Equal Education, said interventions that respond to immediate safety threats, as well as more long-term, proactive and preventative measures must […]

Eskom Chief Executive Officer, Andre de Ruyter, said the power utility is obligated to implement load shedding in order to avoid a total system failure. He was speaking after the […]

World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) , 02 February 2022 brings awareness to the importance of reading aloud and sharing stories as well as advocating for literacy as a human right. […]

It is with deep sorrow that the Mateza family confirms the sad yet peaceful passing of one of their own, Dumile CG Mateza. Our Beloved succumbed to cancer on 1 […]

It becomes very important to reflect on the role of wetlands in carbon sequestration, mitigation against the impacts of climate change or ensuring socio-economic resilience. South Africa has just completed […]

Young people in South Africa have been urged to explore the post-matric opportunities provided by both government and the private sector. There are many alternatives that are available for those […]