Three Nelson Mandela University Conservation Management students from the George Campus stood out among the best presenters at the recent Southern Africa Wildlife Management Association (SAWMA) Conference in Port Alfred.

Gqeberha’s Theodor Herzl High School can celebrate a huge achievement as Grade 11 learner Liyemah Funani clinched first place in the Regional round of the IIE Varsity College National High Schools’ Quiz (NHSQ).

Beaulah Louw’s story is a testament to perseverance, confidence, and the quiet strength women bring to male-dominated spaces. From her childhood in Grahamstown to her role as floor manager at Boardwalk Casino, her journey is both inspiring and relatable.

Nelson Mandela Bay is celebrating one of its own as final-year law student, Sikelelwa Gomba, earns a place at the highly sought-after BRICS Summer School South Africa 2025.

After two decades in finance and banking, Bulelwa Ntlola never imagined her next chapter would be in waste. A visit to her hometown of Dimbaza, outside Qonce, changed that.

In a world filled with women’s events promising empowerment, few deliver with as much depth, intention, and resonance as the ones co-created by Alethea Ross and Berni Oosthuizen.

Cape Town-based chef and cookbook author Jill van As believes food can do more than feed the body. For her, it feeds the soul, tells stories, and helps people reclaim joy after pain. Through her deeply personal culinary work, Jill has become a voice for resilience and a reminder that healing can be found, one…

Born in Mpumalanga and raised in Walmer, Gqeberha and Pretoria East, 24-year-old Georgia Neves is a South African actress, comedian, and writer making waves in Los Angeles. Her fearless storytelling, emotionally layered performances, and sharp comedic voice are setting her apart in a fast-moving industry.

DELON LE ROUX In an era where escapism is a scrolling thumb away, two Eastern Cape content creators are about to take us beyond the feed—and straight into the unknown. With grit, GoPros, and an ISUZU D-Max wrapped in camo, Roland Gaspar and Frank “The Man” Martens, better known as The Great Adventure Guys, have officially…

ELEANOR DOUGLAS-MEYERS In Kariega, where neighbourliness is second nature but structured ways to connect can feel few and far between, something special happens when Fatima Davids presses play on a Zumba track. It’s not just music and movement, it’s permission. To laugh. To sweat. To heal. To belong.