Latest News
Growing a Future: Young Eastern Cape Farmers Receive R3.8 Million Infrastructure Boost
Improved irrigation, storage and fencing are helping a youth-led vegetable enterprise in the Eastern Cape strengthen production and create work in its community.
A Teacher’s Care, a Student’s Thank You: Motherwell Educator Honoured by UCT
Mathematics teacher Nkululo Mtyingizane has received UCT’s 2026 Stella Clark Teachers’ Award after a former learner nominated him, recognising the encouragement and patient support that helped her move forward.
Technology & Innovation
Connecting Ideas to Communities: SA’s Tech Platform Aims to Improve Everyday Services
A CSIR-managed platform is connecting municipalities with technologies for water, sanitation, energy and other essential services—and inviting innovators to contribute their solutions.
Beyond the Demo: TomeTech on Building Software That Holds Up in the Real World
With more than 50 major projects underway, Tome Technologies is expanding its operations and helping clients build connected business networks. One of its software engineers discusses AI, the demands of live systems and why experience still matters.
Verified Companies
Weesgerus Vakansieoord Keeps the Spirit of the Family Holiday Alive
Weesgerus Vakansieoord is a family-friendly holiday resort near Modimolle in the Waterberg, offering chalet accommodation, swimming, recreation, dining and spacious bushveld surroundings for relaxing getaways, group gatherings and memorable family holidays.
AMC by Charleen Goosen Brings Personal Service to Trusted Cookware
AMC by Charleen Goosen offers personal assistance with genuine AMC Cookware, helping customers explore available ranges, promotions, pricing and product options suited to their household and everyday cooking needs.
Knowledge Base
Why Is the Ocean Salty When Rivers Are Fresh?
Rivers constantly carry water into the sea, yet the ocean remains salty. The explanation connects rain, rocks and evaporation in a journey that has shaped our planet over millions of years.
Why Does Rain Smell So Good? The Science Behind That Familiar Earthy Scent
That unmistakable smell when rain touches dry ground has a name—and its journey from the soil to your nose involves natural oils, bacteria and tiny bursting bubbles.
