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This Valentine’s Day, while we celebrate the beauty of love, let us also remember the plight of the African Penguin. Join the movement, advocate for change, and protect the future of these unforgettable birds before their stories become relegated to the past.
Carter has since made a home to around 100 cats, and she has six of her own; four who couldn’t be rehomed and two disabled cats.
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Discover how The RePlay Project is making a difference in Cape Town schools by taking old sporting gear donated by residents and sharing them among underprivileged youth at various schools.
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Conquer the holiday chaos with Rooibos tea. Discover how this beloved South African beverage can aid in reducing festive stress and help you find moments of tranquillity this season.
All hands were on deck as around 80 children were treated to a special Christmas party at the Seawinds Community Centre, on Sunday.
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The Phumlani Village informal settlement buzzed with excitement on Tuesday as nearly 500 children gathered for the annual Christmas lunch.
The Lions Club of Tokai has brought Christmas cheer to 80 underprivileged children from the Jabula informal settlement in Philippi, Marsh Memorial Children’s Home in Rondebosch, and orphanages and places of safety around Cape Town.
Non-profit organisation Tunnel Navigation is hoping to spread the Christmas cheer to underprivileged children of Belhar on 21 December with an early Christmas lunch.
Kaitlin Branco, a 25-year-old mother of two, found an innovative way to provide for her children by offering cleaning services on social media.
As South Africa prepares to commemorate World AIDS Day 2024, the focus remains on equal rights and equal care. With a commitment to testing, treatment, and education, the nation aims to break down the barriers that deter individuals from seeking the healthcare they deserve
It was a joyous occasion for the senior residents of Hanover Park on Tuesday, as one of Cape Town’s oldest drag queens, Sandy Lentor, better known as Sandra Dee, hosted her annual Christmas lunch at the community hall.
South Africa faces a rising tide of foodborne illnesses, declared a national disaster. Discover the government's crucial response measures and how you can help protect yourself and your community against this growing threat to public health.
As these educators are often the frontline workers in the battle for academic improvement, investing in their well-being is essential for nurturing the next generation of learners.
As the preschoolers and adults on Wednesday made their way to their new sensory garden, there was excitement all around and questions asked about the different plants.
At Langa High School, the official launch of the African Innovation Academy (AIA) x iXperiment Program commenced on Wednesday, aimed at empowering high school learners with entrepreneurial skills.
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Founder and CEO of Ladles of Love, Danny Diliberto started the initiative in 2020 and said that over the five years, they have made roughly five million sandwiches.
Independent Media donated blankets to Tygerberg Hospital in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
While several little children play carefree under the supervision of staff and volunteers at the Christine Revell Children’s Home in Athlone, a donation of essential items by the Cape Town Chinese Women’s Association and Survé Philanthropies added extra joy.
At Eye Save Optometrist in Kenilworth, a large bus arrived with nearly 70 patients, the majority of whom were seniors and some in wheelchairs, from Touws River, for essential eye care services, largely inaccessible in their home community.
‘In a heartfelt gesture of solidarity and goodwill the Chinese consul-general on July 23 donated R150000 towards the provision of blankets and food packs for those in need. ’
As Cape Town recovers from a frosty winter season, the generous hands from partners of the CTICC Cares Campaign brings a warm embrace to those less fortunate.