Sinelizwi Citizen Journalism candidate Nozipho Ntshingila remembers King Goodwill Zwelithini as a true cultural activist against the social ills of teenage pregnancy, the spread of sexually transmitted infections, gender based ...
Whernit Dirks’ life is proof that your circumstances do not have to define your life path. His inspiring story is told in tonight's episode of For the love of the ...
Today is set to be a busy day on South Africa’s agriculture scene. First up, Food For Mzansi is lifting the veil on who the 60 successful candidates are for ...
Do you live in the Free State, KwaZulu-Natal or the Western Cape? Then there might still be a spot for you to join an exclusive citizen journalism training programme that ...
On Food For Mzansi's agri watchlist today, the son of president Ramaphosa takes centre stage in a dialogue about the globalisation of farming and after months of waiting, Batsa will ...
Setting the tone for a new week on Mzansi’s agricultural calendar is the rare chance for wine lovers to bid on priceless wine treasures and getaway packages. Also on Food ...
A 14-year-old learner from Mkhubiso, at the foot of the Amathole mountains in the Eastern Cape, is the first citizen journalist to be officially approved as part of Food For ...
Farmers in the rural community of Howick are set to benefit from a first-of-its-kind agricultural unit that has been established...
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