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Winner: Investing in the Future Job Creation and Enterprise Development Award Open Africa
Finalist: Investing in the Future Youth Development Award Wits Initiative for Rural Health Education
Finalist: Investing in the Future Youth Development Award Columba Leadership
Finalist: Investing in the Future Job Creation and Enterprise Development Award The Clothing Bank
Winner: Investing in the Future Youth Development Award TSiBA Education
Finalist: Investing in the Future Job Creation and Enterprise Development Award FirstRand Vumela Enterprise Development Fund
Pretoria might not be known for being the creative capital of SA, but architects are using their combined talent to spice up the City for its people.
Parktown North now offers an exciting culinary refuge from the fight or flight of city living at the Pudding Shop, writes Lisa Johnston.
Innovations for Climate Change Adaptation Award – Runner up: The Cape Town Green Map project
Innovations for Climate Change Adaptation Award – Winner: Built Environment Support Group: Greener Pastures project
Innovations for Climate Change Adaptation Award – Runner up: Ackerman Pick n Pay Foundation community gardening project
An international edu-exhibition about the work and achievements of Mona Lisa painter Leonardo da Vinci both impresses and disappoints.
Rovos’s long journey has been fraught with problems but the man behind it has kept the family business on track.
Exploring Angkor Wat and Cambodia’s other jewels without being swamped by hordes of shutterbugs requires exquisite timing.
Danielle Strydom and Dany Krynauw serve yummy, mainly organic, food at their epicurean outings.
For those without the workshop basics or the skills, there is a safe space where you can turn crafty ideals into reality
Sometimes it’s better to skip the cocktails and ladyboy parades and discover Thailand’s cleansing virtues instead.
The fine link between ?humankind and otherness is explored in artwork that resurrects its creator.
If architects saw cities as part of the ‘self’ they would create places that are kind to their inhabitants, writes Lisa Johnston.
The Free State town lives up to its botanical name, but locals hardly slow down enough to smell them.
