14 November 2019 2:37 PM
Realistic Child and Youth Care Centre in Athlone receives a generous donation of a stove and gym equipment for the boys.
20 August 2019 9:50 AM
Haven manager Lynette Erusmas says the centre caters for 30 abandoned, abused and neglected babies and toddlers.
24 May 2019 7:33 AM
As part of the Random Act of Kindness initiative, the foundation donated R65 000 worth of equipment to the Randburg Clinic School.
20 May 2019 10:53 AM
Random Acts of Kindness to give in-store account to the value of R5 000 and R5 000 in cash for a year.
11 April 2019 5:47 PM
Turfhall Cheshire Home provides shelter and specialised care to 60 severely disabled adults in the face of funding struggles.
23 October 2018 5:25 PM
John Maythan speaks to the Design26 Foundation which supports vulnerable young women in Mitchells Plain.
21 August 2018 12:57 PM
The Ihata Shelter for Abused Women and Children aims to help all women affected by domestic violence who seek safety and support.
19 July 2018 4:42 PM
The organisation runs four different operations including an orphanage and sober home in Johannesburg.
21 June 2018 5:52 PM
Dis-Chem Foundation has helped get sanitary pads to schools in rural and underprivileged areas across the country.
Lessons from a Rivonia trialist: Andrew Mlangeni talks about the transition into democracy and the challenges we face today.
Africa is the last continent to be hit by Covid-19. Now, however, the numbers are rising rapidly, says the WHO's Matshidiso Moeti.
The government in Rwanda has mounted hand-washing facilities at Kigali Bus Park in its capital Kigali.
The influential American soul singer has died aged 81.
CapeTalk host John Maytham shares his top book picks for the week.
Get the whole family together check out this amazing game drive on WildEarth.
South African businesswoman and mother of four, Dr Mariheca Otto, has been stuck in Bali since March.
Should South Africa relax rules against aerial spraying of chemicals in the same way the Chinese have?
"My orders to the police and military... shoot them dead. Is that understood? Dead. Instead of causing trouble, I will bury you."
"The data will be de-identified after Covid-19," says Ahmore Burger-Smidt (Werksmans Attorneys). "Until then, is it secure?"
Africa’s most developed economy is heading for a very cold economic winter, says Absa Senior Economist Peter Worthington.
Personal finance expert Warren Ingram has advice on how to survive – or even thrive – amidst the Covid-19 outbreak.
The BBC on Friday heaped praise on South Africa’s “ruthlessly efficient” Covid-19 response and President Ramaphosa's leadership.
Instead of waiting for the endurance event in November, Charlotte Raubenheimer decided to create her own triathlon at home - for a good cause.
Africa's biggest running event, the Two Oceans Marathon has been called off by organisers in light of the coronavirus.
The 2020 Absa Cape Epic has been cancelled due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
FF Plus founder and former defence force chief General Constand Viljoen died on Friday at the age of 86.
Legal journo Karyn Maughan gives an update on the application by civil organisation, the Fair and Equitable Society.
National Santaco spokesperson Thabiso Molelekwa insists it never supported the 100% passenger occupancy of minibus taxis.
Post-recovery checks have been done and Wacs is back in operation.
Health MEC Nomafrench Mbombo gives details of the screening schedule in identified areas and addresses security concerns.
Gen. Viljoen 'demobilised conservative resistance to transition' - Ramaphosa
Rev Storey left with mixed emotions after refugees removed from Methodist Church
Govt can as of Thursday use phone data to trace users to slow spread of Covid-19
FES court application will force govt to respond to abuses by police, SANDF
'100% occupancy risks lives of people over money and we support 70%' - Santaco
Minibus taxis now allowed to load to 100% capacity, if all passengers wear masks
South Africa’s economy to shrink by 23.5% in 2Q/2020 – Absa forecast
'If you still have a job, get rid of your debt as fast as you can'
Covid-19: Struggling to pay - or collect - the rent?
China uses drones to disinfect public spaces – should we do the same?
Black dog syndrome: #ThePawcast's Lauren Palmer explores the phenomenon
'Thousands of ordinary South Africans have contributed to the Solidarity Fund'
PE mom improvises, completes Ironman race at home to fast-track charitable deed
Two Oceans Marathon cancelled amid Covid-19 pandemic
Decision to cancel Cape Epic was taken out of our hands, says race director
RIP Bill Withers legend
John Maytham's Weekly Book Review: 04 April 2020
Take your fam on a virtual game drive in Kruger during #21DayLockdown
We are in limbo - SA woman stuck in Bali
Philippine President orders military to kill lockdown violators on the spot
Andrew Mlangeni: From the apartheid struggle to the corruption struggle
Virus really spreading in Africa now. SA government striking good balance - WHO
Rwanda, in typical fashion, enforces hand-washing in Kigali despite no Covid-19
South Africa acted faster, more efficiently than many other countries - BBC