SA (South Africa) Good News
SA Good News is a South African-based website that shares positive and uplifting news stories from across the country. The platform aims to highlight the "good" happening in South Africa, often overshadowed by negative news cycles. It covers various topics, including community initiatives, social impact projects, environmental progress, personal achievements, and inspiring acts of kindness.
In terms of its relationship to providing uplifting news, SA Good News serves as a counterbalance to the often disheartening stories that dominate traditional media. By focusing on positive developments, the site seeks to inspire hope, foster unity, and encourage South Africans to engage with their communities in meaningful ways. The platform also emphasizes the importance of celebrating local heroes, grassroots movements, and innovations that contribute to societal well-being. Through its commitment to showcasing good news, SA Good News plays a vital role in promoting a more optimistic view of South Africa's future while motivating readers to contribute to positive change themselves.
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Bana Pele: It’s Not Too Late for Early Childhood Development
Bana Pele is the Sotho term for 'Children First'. Many South Africans would agree that we've failed to instill this age-old adage - particularly when it comes to early childhood development.
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FYI Play it safe – By Yolanda du Toit
The FYI play it safe app has been developed by tech entrepreneur Rachelle Best. This essential monitoring tool
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Observing Human Rights Day through Art exhibition – By Thabo Motlhabi
"Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time". Says Mr. Kgosi Khumalo as the founder of Backyard Art Gallery
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Lulalab Foundation, YES4YOUTH, and Afrika Tikkun launch Sense Fragrances Initiative to Empower unemployed women in South Africa
Children have the right to parental and family care, or to appropriate alternative care when removed from their original family environment.
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Access to Social Justice Is Not a Privilege, It Is a Basic Human Right
Thirty-one years into our constitutional democracy, terms such as social justice, social activists, social entrepreneurs and socio-economic rights have become ubiquitous in our social discourse.
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Celebrating Women Driving Change in the Fight Against Hunger
South Africa produces enough food to feed its entire population, yet millions go hungry every day.
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Kirsty Coventry elected IOC President, the first female President in IOC history
Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe was elected today as the 10th President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), and the first female President in IOC history
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Engen Global Citizen Programme expands with new 2025 intake
Engen reaffirms its commitment to youth empowerment and skills development with the launch of the 2025 South Durban and Steelpoort intake for the Engen Global Citizen Development Programme (EGCDP).
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IRR launches #WhatSACanBe Pledge: an uncowed vision for SA’s future
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has launched the #WhatSACanBe Pledge, a national call to action to drive economic freedom, non-racialism, and prosperity in South Africa.
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Lulalab Foundation, YES4YOUTH, and Afrika Tikkun launch Sense Fragrances Initiative to Empower unemployed women in South Africa
The Lulalab Foundation, in partnership with Yes4Youth and Afrika Tikkun, is proud to announce the launch of an initiative with Sense Fragrances, an entrepreneurial project aimed at empowering young, previously disadvantaged women across South Africa.
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