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Her Xhosa first name means, “the one who shines light,” and Khanyisa Dyonashe, of Mdantsane near East London is doing those who named her proud.
Teams of scientists around the world are making incremental progress, slowly moving us towards a water-abundant world, writes Vanessa Bates Ramirez.
17 year old teen racer Stuart White is currently competing in the French Formula 4 Championships under the Sauber banner where we caught up with him.
Low profile businessman Tshepo Mahloele, who has the eye for a bargain, yesterday signed a deal to acquire the owner of the Sunday Times, Business Day and Sowetan newspapers.
By working with the episodic memories of animals, scientists believe they might be able to crack the Alzheimer’s code and help some 5,8 million sufferers globally.
Non profit organisation Utolo Education joined forces with Teach360 and ran a 10-week tutoring programme at the Ponelopele Oracle Secondary school. This is their story.
A chartered accountant with an MBA from Kellogg, Gidon Novick escaped the corporate world two years ago and has joined us to talk about his latest passion.
Alec spoke with Anthony Fabian, a British film maker who’s had a long journey with the Good Hope Project, which is now complete.
Saray Khumalo has become the first black African woman to reach the peak of the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest in the Himalayas.
Nobody would have known about Khayelitsha petrol attendant Nkosikho Mbele had it not been for the response of Monet van Deventer.