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Two Oceans Aquarium celebrates first birthday of African penguin chicks Ember and Echo
By Two Oceans Aquarium Ilse Jenkinson, Two Oceans Aquarium Veterinarian, performs weekly health checks on the newly hatched African penguin chicks on their beach at the Aquarium. START The Two Oceans Aquarium is celebrating a very special milestone this week as African penguin siblings, Ember and Echo, turn one year old. “Born in February 2025, Ember and Echo were the first African penguin chicks to hatch at the Aquarium in a decade. This was considered a hopeful moment by th
Two Oceans Aquarium
1 hour ago3 min read
South Africa’s pet sterilisation crisis:Let’s change the trajectory in celebration of World SpayDay
By Ezrah In South Africa today, there’s a heartbreak playing out on our streets and in our shelters - a silent crisis of too many pets and not enough help. Experts estimate that around 4 million dogs and cats are living homeless across the country, struggling to survive without food, shelter or care. About 22 % of South Africa’s 18.6 million companion animals are without a home, and most unsterilised pets continue to reproduce rapidly, multiplying suffering and pressure on al
Ezrah
4 days ago3 min read
The Cape Wine Auction 2026 raises over R10 million | Taking total funds raised to an extraordinary R152.8 million!
By JAG Communications Cape Town, South Africa. The Cape Wine Auction 2026 once again proved the power of generosity, purpose and world-class wine, raising an impressive R10.6 million at a spectacular weekend event hosted at Nederburg Wine Estate. This latest achievement brings the total amount raised since the inaugural auction in 2014 to a remarkable R152.8 million, cementing the Cape Wine Auction’s position as one of South Africa’s most impactful and prestigious charitable
Jag Communications
5 days ago3 min read
Research reveals unintended consequences of financial regulations on South Africa’s NPO sector
By Inyathelo Photo Credit Ivan Shilov A landmark study commissioned by Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement has uncovered significant "unintended consequences" of global financial regulations on South Africa’s non-profit organisation (NPO) sector. The report, Mitigating the Unintended Consequences of FATF Recommendations , and authored by Dr Michael Cosser, Dr Maxwell Maseko and Adv Gary Pienaar, highlights how measures designed to combat money laundering (
Inyathelo
Feb 93 min read
Bolt Driver Kamogelo Lucas and the Future of Mobility in South Africa
By Bolt Kamogelo Lucas Modise’s journey is a powerful reminder that some of the most transformative ideas come from within the communities they aim to serve. From being a Bolt driver to becoming an award-winning entrepreneur, Lucas has emerged as one of South Africa’s most exciting mobility innovators proving that local insight, when paired with the right support, can spark meaningful change. As one of the top three participants in the Bolt Accelerator Program South Africa, L
Bolt
Feb 53 min read
Bonnie Bio launches plastic-free cling wrap – that really works!!
By Bonnie Bio Cling wrap, which is always made of plastic, is one of the most convenient items in your cupboard and something many people simply can’t live without. It is also a key pollution culprit because it is not recyclable and inevitably ends up in landfill. On a mission to create plastic-free single-use products, Bonnie Bio has launched a new and improved 100% internationally certified, home-compostable cling wrap – that works. The new Bonnie Bio cling wrap is perfor
Scoop Communications
Feb 42 min read
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