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What do we do when the money (and everything else) runs out?

GSB Business of Social and Environmental Innovation conference asks the hard questions about what are the biggest challenges South Africa – and the world – […]

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FAITH LEADERS TAKE A STAND IN THE PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN

South Africa is a country of many faiths and cultures but one thing unites all good people: The desire to protect women and children from […]

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Oprah spreads the love

US phenomenon Oprah Winfrey hosted 6 000 adoring fans at Gallagher Estate in Midrand at the first South African O Magazine O You event this […]

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Advanced malaria test to improve diagnosis in Africa

Award winning Australian healthcare company, Atomo Diagnostics, who recently launched the innovative all in one rapid HIV test AtomoRapid™ HIV, are set to introduce its […]

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By Lorene
Go Getter  |  Cape Town


“By any other name, would ‘sound’ as sweet”

Bruce Good has launched an original concept called ‘Name Your Hood’. The idea is to create an identity for each neighbourhood in Cape Town, bring […]

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By Lorene
Go Getter  |  Cape Town


Integrating bike riding into city living

In a lot of European countries, bicycles are totally integrated into city life, but in South Africa, only a few people use a bike as […]

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By Omogolo
Rookie  |  Cape Town


Turning the leadership crisis into a drawcard for young talent

SA youth are expected to become the next leaders and role models when more often than not, they have not been exposed to true leadership […]

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By George Tokyo Tokonye
Rookie  |  Johannesburg


Beating the odds with performing arts

Young people from disadvantaged communities in Diepsloot are beating the odds using performing arts as a means to counter the lack of sports and recreational […]

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By Lorene
Go Getter  |  Cape Town


Spreading literacy in SA: first library opens at Kayamandi High

Megan and Samantha Jensen, two American volunteers, are together with Equal Education (a community and membership-based organisation), working towards creating equal education for every person […]

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By LUCKY MADUWA
Mover & Shaker  |  Johannesburg


Afrika Tikkun brings change to SA communities

Afrika Tikkun is an NGO that provides education, health, and social services to children, youth and their families through centres of excellence in South African […]

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By Lorene
Go Getter  |  Cape Town


Global photographic art project hits SA on Mandela Day

To celebrate Mandela Day on July 18th, Lalela Project, a local organisation focused on empowering disadvantaged youth through the arts, launched an action campaign to […]

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By LUCKY MADUWA
Mover & Shaker  |  Johannesburg


Afrika Tikkun brings change in our communities

Afrika Tikkun is an NGO that provides education, health, and social services to children, youth and their families through centres of excellence in South African […]

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By Lorene
Go Getter  |  Cape Town


Live Magazine UK creates mini-mag in SA

Gavin Weale, Shuttleworth Foundation Fellow and publisher of Live Magazine UK, has in association with Ikamva Youth, created a one-off mini-mag in South Africa. The […]

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By Lorene
Go Getter  |  Cape Town


Lalela Project uses art to give kids hope

(please make volume highest or use headphones) The Lalela Project is a global exchange of ideas, art and music that empowers children affected by extreme […]

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By George Tokyo Tokonye
Rookie  |  Johannesburg


Ntokozweni Community Centre aims for new lease on life

Ntokozweni Community Centre, in the heart of Alexandra, Johannesburg, was built in 1945. It is also where President Nelson Mandela, trained as a boxer with […]

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By Danny@Siyakhona
Rookie  |  Johannesburg


Citizen Journalism inspires change in SA’s Townships

One of the biggest contributing factors to violent protests is not having a ‘voice’ in impoverished communities to protect their human and civil rights and […]

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