Scientists warn a potentially record El Niño with up to 90% probability could drive extreme heat, droughts and floods, worsening food insecurity and geopolitical strains.
While Mandela Day has passed, Absa says its Mandela Month activities are continuing throughout July, with thousands of colleagues across Africa taking part in volunteer initiatives...
For many South Africans, Mandela Day is more than just 67 minutes of service it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in someone’s life. This...
A Thembisa teacher uses her school holidays to feed hundreds of vulnerable children from informal settlements and nearby schools, relying largely on her own funds and...
On 17 July 2026, the non-profit organisation is opening its doors at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, calling on volunteers to roll up their sleeves...
Grain SA defended its support for import tariffs and local agricultural development on Tuesday, telling the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) that sustainable domestic food...
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East could heighten risks to global food security, particularly for countries heavily dependent on imported food, fertilizer, and fuel, Maximo Torero ,...
From promise to pressure: Why the PIC is selling off Daybreak Foods A state-backed dream that didn’t quite land There was a time when Daybreak Foods...
The spread of foot-and-mouth disease Gauteng is placing farmers under pressure and exposing cracks in how the outbreak is being managed. Livestock losses are rising, and...
For many students across South Africa, getting into university is only half the battle. Staying there, it turns out, often comes down to something far more...