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Pretty Yende’s story is an inspiring tale of perseverance and talent. Growing up in a small town in South Africa, Yende discovered her passion for singing at a young age. ## Pivotal Time at UCT Opera School
Ouma Annatjie Berntzen’s story is a testament that age should not limit one’s passion and pursuit of excellence. Her love for running and tenacity has pushed her beyond her physical limitations, proving that one’s mindset and determination are crucial in achieving one’s goals.
Recycling cardboard is often viewed as a way to reduce waste and protect the environment, but for six women in Durban, South Africa, it is much more than that. These women, all single mothers, rely on recycling cardboard to survive and provide for their families.
The Peace, Security, and Cooperation (PSC) Framework for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the Great Lakes Region has been instrumental in stabilizing the DRC and addressing the root causes of conflict in the region. Therefore, the upcoming 11th HighLevel Segment of the Regional Oversight Mechanism (ROM) of the PSC Framework for the DRC and the Great Lakes Region is scheduled to be held from 4 to 6 May 2023, is significant as President Cyril Ramaphosa will attend it.
The Sentech Africa Tech Week Conference recently took place in Cape Town, bringing together key stakeholders from across the tech industry. The event aimed to explore new business opportunities in the African Tech industry and discuss the latest trends, insights, and best practices. One of the key topics discussed at the conference was the Digital Transformation Strategy for Africa (20202030).
The Growth for Jobs Tourism Challenge Fund is a significant development in South Africa’s tourism industry, providing a muchneeded boost for the sector. This proactive move by the Western Cape Province’s Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDAT) aims to help the tourism industry recover from the pandemic’s impact and ensure longterm growth.
Jungle Theatre Company’s latest production, Makhulu Indlovu, is an exceptional cultural experience that delves into the African heritage of previously disadvantaged women. Inspired by a Kenyan folktale, the play narrates the story of elephants on a mission to bury their matriarch’s bones, leading to the healing of old wounds and enhancing their relationship with humans.
As May marks Energy Month in South Africa, taking actionable steps toward conserving energy is crucial. The City of Cape Town encourages residents to implement simple measures to help alleviate the burden on the national electrical grid and decrease the risk of load shedding.
The recent arrest of two suspects linked to the spate of attacks on Intercape buses in the Eastern Cape province is a step towards curbing the problem. However, more needs to be done as over 160 incidents of attacks on Intercape buses have been reported in the area causing great inconvenience and fear for passengers and bus drivers alike.
The entertainment industry is a notoriously challenging field to navigate, especially for artists who are just starting. For performers, securing gigs often involves relying on connections and wordofmouth recommendations, which can sometimes lead to situations where artists are left without payment for their work, causing significant financial stress and hardship.
Hlengiwe Buthelezi is a queer activist, athlete, and political figure dedicated to creating a more inclusive and just society. Born and raised in South Africa, Buthelezi has experienced firsthand the challenges that queer people face in the region and worldwide.
The Comrades Marathon is a renowned longdistance race that has evolved into a cultural phenomenon and international event, symbolizing South African identity, unity, and perseverance. With its grueling course and challenging terrain, it has gained a reputation as one of the most rewarding experiences in the world of running.
Astron Energy, a South African refinery company, faces criticism following a recent product spill from their Milnerton Refinery that leaked into Table Bay waterways, affecting local birds and wildlife. Environmental groups and community members are frustrated with Astron’s response to the spill, with concerns raised about the fall’s extent and the booms’ effectiveness.
ComicCon Cape Town 2023 opened its doors to a world of sights and sounds that made attendees feel like they had entered a dream. The brightly colored booths, the sound of video games, and the excited chatter of fans created an atmosphere of pure excitement.
The LSDF (Local Spatial Development Framework) for Woodstock and Salt River is a vital plan that will guide the development and growth of the area. The City of Cape Town is requesting the input and participation of the local community, including residents, businesses, and interested parties, to create a plan that fits the needs and desires of the neighborhood.
Investing in infrastructure is a crucial component of economic growth. The Western Cape Infrastructure has invested R260 million in two road infrastructure projects in the Overberg District Municipality. These projects aim to ensure safe road usage for all and support the economy in the Western Cape.