Remembering Professor Dan Kgwadi

The passing of Professor Dan Kgwadi has left a void in the South African academic community. He was a highly respected figure known for his dedication to education and research. His legacy, however, will undoubtedly live on. ### Overcoming Adversity

SAFCOL: A Key Player in the Forestry Sector

Deputy Minister Obed Bapela’s recent visit to SAFCOL highlights the company’s importance as a significant player in the forestry industry. SAFCOL’s financial performance has significantly improved, and the company’s growth strategy aims to consolidate its position, maximize revenue, and profit growth in the future.

The CBD Regeneration Project: Providing Jobs and Upskilling Opportunities for the Homeless in Cape Town

The CBD Regeneration Project is an initiative to provide sustainable livelihoods and employment opportunities for people experiencing homelessness in Cape Town. The Enterprise and Investment Department of the Economic Growth Directorate and NPO Khulisa Solutions fund the project. Since its inception, the project has recruited hundreds of homeless individuals who have been trained and employed in various communities throughout the City.

Valora’s Inspiring Journey to Recovery

Valora’s remarkable journey to recovery has touched the hearts of many. Despite the odds against her, she has shown a tremendous will to survive, proving the incredible resilience of animals. ### The Importance of Animal Welfare

The Enigmatic Kwaito Artist: Mzekezeke

Mzekezeke is a famous Kwaito artist who gained fame in the early 2000s in South Africa. His signature orange overalls, mask, and hit songs made him a household name. However, despite his brief fame, little is known about him today, which has sparked rumors about his true identity.

NSRI rescues two minors at Clifton Beach

The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) had a busy long weekend attending to various incidents. One of these incidents was the rescue of two young boys at Clifton Beach. This article will detail the events that led to the boys needing rescue and the actions the NSRI and other responders took.

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