Studio Hubo was at the centre of a global conversation about how schools can transform children’s lives, looking at how educators should reconsider the role of architecture in education. The keynote explored how schools can move beyond conventional classrooms and corridors to become vibrant ecosystems of discovery, connection, independence and wonder. Have a super weekend…
By: Pascale Bakos If there was ever a perfect environment to view our South African heritage in action, it would be one of our ECD centres: beautifully dressed, colourful, learners all working and playing together daily. In fact, one could argue that every day is a celebration of our heritage at Afrika Tikkun Bambanani. Our…
Gauteng Provincial Government urges residents to download and use the Gauteng e-Panic Button as part of efforts to build safer, smarter and more connected communities. The Gauteng Provincial Government is encouraging residents across the province, particularly those in township and underserved communities, to download and use the Gauteng e-Panic Button – an innovative public safety…
By Dr Kriyanka Moodley The development of future leaders begins long before an executive appointment. It takes shape when a student is encouraged to question an assumption, an employee is trusted to lead a project, or an entrepreneur has the opportunity to reflect on a difficult decision. These experiences help people develop the judgement and…
By Ray Langa, Group CEO, Leagas Delaney South Africa We tell young people that if they believe in themselves and work hard enough, they can do anything. We say it because we mean well. I have said versions of it myself, but I no longer think it is true. That does not mean I believe…
Dear Fellow South African, On Heritage Day last week, we celebrated the many languages, traditions and cultures of our people. It is always heartening on this national day to see South Africans from every community celebrating their own heritage while also honouring the heritage of others. Over the past week, social media has been filled with…
South Africa recognises 12 official languages, each one a marker of who the country is and where its people come from. This Heritage Month, SASKO is asking the country to give the same kind of recognition to something eaten in almost every South African home but rarely celebrated as heritage: the sandwich. Every September, South…
Ideas inspired by everyday life, challenges in local communities and questions raised in classrooms are about to reach one of South Africa’s biggest platforms for scientific talent, as young scientists from across the country prepare to showcase their research at the 2026 Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair (ISF). After progressing through workshops,…
Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, has welcomed the strong response from public transport operators following the implementation of the Gauteng Public Transport Regulatory Information System (GPTRIS), with over 200 applications processed between 01 and 14 September 2026. Over 30 operating licences have already been issued through over-the-counter transactions during the same period….
The Gauteng Department of e-Government is deeply saddened by the tragic discovery of the bodies of eight women in the Ekurhuleni region. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families, loved ones and communities affected by these horrific incidents. The Department wishes to emphasise that the technology infrastructure implemented across Gauteng will support the work…
