The title itself carries intention. It reflects a personal hierarchy of healing: peace as the foundation, love as the extension, and with both in place, the strength to face everything else emhlabeni — in the world.
At just 25 years old, Donald Mkhwanazi’s journey from Ratanda Township in the Sedibeng District to the National Dialogue Steering Committee is a powerful story of youth leadership, community service and a commitment to social justice. Mkhwanazi has been selected to serve on the National Dialogue Steering Committee, where he will represent the Students Sector—a…
To Oratilwe, being a South African entrepreneur means opportunity, not just to take advantage of, but also to create.
Now, Heidelberg’s very own Kenny Dlamini, better known by his stage name Kennyking, is making waves in both the music and business worlds.
The mixtape promises to deliver authentic South African Hip Hop flavour, blending trap beats with the distinctive lyrical style that has become Deep Tailer’s signature.
The duo’s music has been well-received, with their song being playlisted throughout most radio stations in Mzansi
All products are handmade and created in small batches to ensure the best possible quality. At African Alabaster, every item is completely organic, preservative-free, and cruelty-free.
Through dedication, innovation, and a passion for local flavours, Mr. Seema and his team have positioned the brand as a growing player in the South African food industry.
She actively seeks partnerships with individuals, businesses, and organizations willing to support her initiatives through financial sponsorships, in-kind donations, or volunteering time and expertise.
In the heart of Siyabuswa, a small town in Mpumalanga province, 22-year-old Palesa Manasoe is quietly revolutionizing how young people think about their futures. Armed with determination and a deep understanding of the barriers facing rural youth, she has created Youth Empowerment Advocacy—a grassroots initiative that’s opening doors to higher education for countless young South…
