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Rustenburg Girls’ High School hosts Cyclathon at the Waterfront this Saturday in support of children supporting children
By Rustenburg Girl's High School There is something quietly powerful about young people showing up for one another. This Saturday, that spirit will take centre stage at the V&A Waterfront as Rustenburg Girls’ High School hosts its annual Cyclathon in support of Breadline Africa. Having supported Breadline Africa previously, Rustenburg returns this year to make an even greater impact. The partnership has grown into something even more meaningful. Rustenburg has committed to

Rustenburg Girl's High School
3 days ago2 min read


Inside Noordhoek’s Exclusive Wellness Experience
By Flux Communications The rural, laidback suburb of Noordhoek in the Western Cape has been quietly shifting how we approach health, recovery and longevity. At Wings Hyperbarics, wellness entrepreneur Toren Wing is redefining what it means to truly recover—introducing a therapy once reserved for elite athletes and specialised medical facilities into a calm, accessible, and unexpectedly luxurious space. At the centre of it all is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)—a treatment

Flux Communications
4 days ago3 min read


World Health Day - urgent support for NPOs amid funding crisis and rising burnout
By Inyathelo As the global community observes World Health Day on 7 April, under the theme “Together for Health: Stand with Science,” Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement, is raising a critical alarm regarding the sustainability of South Africa’s healthcare non-profit sector and the importance of prioritising the wellbeing of the NPO sector at large. Feryal Domingo, Inyathelo’s Acting Executive Director explained that not only are they concerned about the de

Inyathelo
6 days ago2 min read
R12.8 billion for ECD - But where will the children sit? By Marion Wagner, CEO of Breadline Africa
By Breadline Africa Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's announcement of an additional R12.8 billion for early childhood development was, on its face, the kind of commitment the sector has been asking for. More children reached. More subsidies paid. More recognition, at the highest level of government, that the early years are not an optional investment. We welcome it. And then we have to ask the harder question. Where, exactly, are 300,000 more children going to learn? So

Breadline Africa
Apr 14 min read


B-Well Mayonnaise is the First to Qualify for the CANSA Smart Choice Seal
By CANSA As the world marks World Health Day on 7 April, the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) highlights the importance of making healthier everyday choices by announcing that two B-Well -branded mayonnaise products have earned the CANSA Smart Choice Seal of Recognition . This milestone marks the first time a mayonnaise range has qualified for the Seal, reinforcing the role that informed food choices can play in supporting overall health and reducing cancer ri

CANSA
Mar 304 min read


Noordhoek Open Studios Raises R45,000 for Masi Sports
By Flux Communications Noordhoek’s artistic community was on a full display recently for the Noordhoek Open Studios. Over two inspiring days, more than 350 people stepped through studio doors, garden paths and gallery spaces, experiencing art in its most personal and authentic form - and in doing so, helped raise an impressive R45,000 for Masi Sports. The annual event, spearheaded by local artist and Noordhoek Art Point Gallery owner, Aimee Kruger, once again proved that crea

Flux Communications
Mar 242 min read
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