While chowing boerie rolls and drinking cold Castles to signify our patriotism (despite losing the rugby – Chill guys, there’s still time), we should all put down the braai tongs and take a moment to think about our heritage and how we can help to preserve it.

“I have seen what HIV Aids does to a person. I have witnessed what it does to a household.”

Introduced on an experimental basis, the dishes have proved so popular that not only are they likely to stay, but there’s every chance the menu will grow in terms of the African food items.

Research among women in townships on how their lives have changed since they had a steady income, resoundingly showed that their quality of living was vastly improved.

A group of South African celebrities took on the Gogos from Relate bracelets in a beading challenge to raise awareness of South Africa’s senior citizens ahead of Mandela Day.

“It is in your hands to create a better world for all who live in it.” – Nelson Mandela.

The World Economic Forum’s review of 144 countries in terms of the quality of healthcare might not put South Africa in the most positive light; but there are many factors we need to look at when actually deciding which nation comes in at the top.

Many of the women here have lost their husbands and they say Relate is like their husband because the work they are given contributes to feeding their grandchildren.

South Africa was recently host to one of the most prestigious tourism conferences in the world. The Marriott International Middle East & Africa Sales, Marketing and Revenue Management Conference was held in the Mother City last month.

Saturday 25 April is World Malaria Day and in 2015 the global theme is: “Invest in the future, defeat malaria”. In one year in a small region of Mozambique, a South African organisation has made a significant impact by reducing the prevalence of one of Africa’s, and the world’s, biggest killers – malaria. But Goodbye […]

People are naturally migratory and one of the advantages of being alive right now is that travel and change, though not without their complications, are easier than ever before.

More and more  young South Africans are passing matric, only to then find themselves faced with a dilemma when it comes to further options available to them.

Yesterday was the 22nd annual World Water Day, designated by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in 1993 to raise awareness of water-related issues worldwide. A life-changing product has been introduced to the South African market that converts contaminated water into safe drinking water.

The Henley & Partners Visa Restrictions Index (HVRI) — launched in 2006 — is a global ranking of countries according to the travel freedom that their citizens enjoy. We’ve got the latest wishlist right here.

Zelma Matinise, 24, says when she first came to Cape Town from the Eastern Cape, she had “big dreams” of a career in sciences. But when she left her home to live with her sister, her dreams of bettering herself were shattered after her sister died and she was left caring for her two small children.

It’s the time of year when love is in the air, all around and everywhere we go. It is literally the summer month of love to the south of the equator, where we are blessed with lingering, warm afternoons for romantic walks and huge sunsets as the spectacular backdrop. For the traditionals, it’s the time of year where picturesque chocolate boxes, pink and red roses and, of course, love-laden gift cards are available in abundance.

Following the decrease in the mathematics 2014 matric results, education experts have highlighted the lack of basic mathematics skills meant to be learned in lower grades as a factor in this outcome.

The vulnerable status of the African Elephant is one that is often overshadowed by the plight of the Rhino or other endangered species. But, with the population of African elephants being decimated across the continent, organisations are vying for animal lovers’ attention to get on board with this cause.