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Calling Future Economists: Reserve Bank Opens Its 2027 Bursary Programme for Bright Students in Need
The South African Reserve Bank invites aspiring economists from disadvantaged backgrounds to apply for its 2027 external bursaries before 30 September 2026.
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From Mbombela to Stockholm: South Africa Rallies Behind Teen Water Innovator Sinenhlanhla Nkosi
Grade 11 learner Sinenhlanhla Nkosi, the first Mpumalanga winner of the SA Youth Water Prize, heads to the Stockholm Junior Water Prize…
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From Vilakazi Street to Germany: North West Beekeeper Mems Ramaila Turns a Chance Meeting Into a Honey Success Story
A 2019 conversation with a German tourist in Soweto sparked Bee African, the women-led North West agribusiness now exporting expertise, adding value…
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A World First for Joburg: Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition Makes Its South African Debut
The Roger Ballen Centre for Photography opens Decisive Moment on 15 August, bringing the Sony World Photography Awards to South Africa for…
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World’s Best: South African Lodges and Hotels Take Top Honours in the Travel + Leisure 2026 Awards
Over 207 000 travellers voted: Lion Sands is Africa’s No. 1 safari lodge and Cape Cadogan its No. 1 city hotel, a…
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125 Years On, Charlotte Maxeke’s Legacy Is Still Opening University Doors for Young Women in STEM
The Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke Trust Fund is covering fees and registration gaps for young women in STEM, honouring the trailblazer 125 years after…
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