Clover Mama Afrika, Mama Zakhe Rammekwa, from Princess, has played a leading role in addressing gender-based violence during the '16 Days of Activism' campaign.

Back-to-school season is here with most school's opening today for the new year. With more than 58% of children aged four to five not being developmentally on track, especially in lower-income communities, some of the most critical preparations must be done by South Africa's more than 40 000 ECD centres to ensure they are ready to provide meaningful education in 2026. 

As the world accelerates climate finance commitments ahead of several crucial global milestones, momentum is shifting toward solutions that can turn ambition into action. 

Africa.com has announced a new partnership with Global South World (GSW), a broadscasting platform aimed at reporting and elevating voices from rising nations across the globe.

As the paths to success become more diverse, higher education institutions face new demands on how to communicate value. Venelize de Lange from media update looks at the strategic shifts influencing education marketing in an increasingly complex media environment.

Solidariteit Helpende Hand has congratulated the matric class of 2025 on their performance in the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examination, with a national pass rate of 88%.

Effie Worldwide has announced its 2025 Iridium Effie Jury, the distinguished global panel tasked with selecting the single most effective campaign of the year as part of the Global Best of the Best Effie Awards.

Thulani Tsamela, a visual artist who was born in Sebokeng and grew up in Vereeneging, has aimed to show how consistency, purpose-driven storytelling and strategic use of the TikTok social media platform can transform creative passion into a sustainable business.

Viu, one of PCCW's video streaming services, has announced an expansion of its content offering with the launch of Viu Shorts, a new vertical video section available on the Viu mobile app.

Music icon and philanthropist Ashley "Shimza" Raphala has donated of 3 000 pairs of Hopeful Soles school shoes to children in need. The handover took place on Tuesday, 13 January at the Rabasotho Community Centre in Tembisa, under the banner of the 'Shimuzic Foundation'.