In a spirited call for action, Real Reform for ECD applauds the Department of Basic Education (DBE) for its commitment to tackling the pressing issue of child nutrition. This initiative is a crucial move in addressing the hunger and malnutrition crisis impacting one in four South African children under five.

LELETHU ZONDANI Since its inception in 2014, the Somerset East Charity Golf Day has raised over R900,000 for local charities. This December, the community is gearing up for the event’s 10th anniversary, promising another day of fun, fundraising, and fellowship.

Residents from the picturesque Xhorha Mouth villages in the Eastern Cape have rallied together, making their voices heard with a powerful march to Elliotdale Police Station on 5 September 2024. Their message was clear and urgent: action is needed now to tackle the rising wave of violent crime that’s shaking their communities.

Outside the Bowl Africa is launching its “Million Meals in 5 Days” campaign to provide one million nutritious meals to vulnerable children, including those in the Eastern Cape. Nelson Mandela Bay residents can support through donations, volunteering, and raising awareness to help combat food insecurity.

Algoa FM has made it easier for schools from the Garden Route to the Wild Coast and through the Karoo to support cancer charities to raise funds for the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer presented by ISUZU MOTORS South Africa.

SANCCOB, in partnership with ISUZU MOTORS South Africa and a host of supporters, unveiled its newly renovated Home Pen enclosure this month.

The community of Nelson Mandela Bay is set to take a stand against gender-based violence in a truly fashionable way.

Breadline Africa and PNA have teamed up once again for an unforgettable Funky Socks Day campaign, aiming to make a lasting impact on early childhood development and transform pre-schools in vulnerable communities across the country.

Lace up and enter the annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer presented by ISUZU MOTORS South Africa.

We’ve all heard it “takes a village” to raise a child, but if we’re lucky, the chiefs of that village are the grandparents – always ready to grab an opportunity to babysit or help out writes ODETTE PARFITT.