Willowton committed to monthly clean-up of one of SA’s most polluted rivers
Willowton Group, one of Africa’s leading edible oil processors and a leader within the broader South African fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector, is setting an important example for both industry...
Cape Flats Erica returns to Cape Town
The Cape Flats Erica, Erica verticillata, a plant that used to be found only in Cape Town, thought to have been extinct for two centuries after it was last seen...
‘Find balance between interests and making ends meet,’ says star comedian
Riaad Moosa spoke to our reporter, NONTOBEKO AISHA MKHWANAZI, after the premiere of New Material where he takes the leading role, with supporting actors Joey Rasdien and Carishma Basday. ‘A...
The art of ancient Malay exercise leads to holistic healing
NUSAYBAH BRAZZO writes about her journey that led to the discovery of Senaman Tua, an ancient Malay exercise which is an alternative to yoga. LIFE is sacred. How can you...
Empowering social activism with a camera
MISHRAH SONDAY writes about a group which utilises photography to facilitate healing and rebuild confidence in persons who have suffered loss or trauma. AS more organisations harness the power of...
Az Zahra Garden inspired by heritage
As the country begins Arbour Week on September 1 and the start of Heritage Month, CASSIEM KHAN reflects on his heritage that led him and his family to undertake the...
Ma Agnes’ green fingers bring fynbos to life
SIXTY-YEAR-OLD Ntombikazi Rwayi, fondly known as Ma Agnes, is the Restoration Facility Team leader at the Westlake Conservation Centre. She takes care of plants, empowers Expanded Public Works Programme workers...
Dilip Kumar made me do it – and Ziauddin Sardar helped him
I can never watch a Dilip Kumar film or think about Dilip Kumar without also thinking about my father, writes GAIROONISA PALEKER. DILIP Kumar, who was the cinematic avatar of...
Islamic perspective on sexual abuse of children and adolescents
Dr ESHAAM PALMER dealt with the prevalence and seriousness of sexual abuse of children and adolescents in the Muslim community, in the first part of this series. In part two,...
Domestic violence and femicide: the silent war in South Africa
SHAHNAAZ PARUK, the CEO of Penny Appeal SA, reaffirms the organisation’s commitment to the fight against gender-based violence, highlighting the need to include education and reformative work with perpetrators of...
