22NovNo Comments
A LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE REAFFIRMED: Inanda Seminary Continues to Rise Under Inspiring Stewardship
By Dr Siphokazi Koyana:
Deputy Minister of Science, Technology & Innovation Nomalungelo Gina (left) with Inanda Seminary alumnae at the AGM (Image supplied)
Despite the rain and cold last Sunday, members of the Inanda Seminary Alumnae Association (ISAA) gathered in Sandton, Johannesburg, for their 10th Annual General Meeting, which was followed by an exquisite high tea.
They met in the warm, elegant studio of the renowned fashion designer Fred and fabric manufacturer Tina Eboka, the co-founder of Hertex Fabrics, an accomplished alumna who honed her craft in Philadelphia, USA.
Among the 40 alumnae in attendance were the Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Ms. Nomalungelo Gina and Adv. Thandi Orleyn, on whom the prestigious University of Fort Ha...
4NovNo Comments
Free eye care restores sight to over 1,200 residents
By Becker Semela:
A month-long free eye care campaign hosted at the Gautrain Marlboro Station has changed the lives of 1,289 residents from Marlboro, Alexandra and nearby communities, bringing clear vision and renewed hope to many.
The initiative, which ran every weekend throughout October, officially offered free eye tests, prescription glasses and sunglasses to the public. It was launched on October 4 to mark both World Sight Month and Transport Month, ensuring that residents could access essential healthcare close to home.
The project was made possible through a partnership between Gautrain, African Eye Institute and the University of Johannesburg (UJ).
Turnout exceeded expectations
Gautrain spokesperson, Albi Modise, said together, they combined...
19AugNo Comments
North West Media Awards 2025: A record-breaking year of recognition and legacy
By Sitha Maliwa:
North West Media Awards: Ms Nyakallo Mosala (Award Team), Mr Ralph Makhanya (Board Member), Ms Mabu Mosadikwena (Board Member), and Mr Ananias Ndlovu (Founder)
The stage has officially been set for what promises to be the biggest celebration of media excellence in the province’s history. The 2025 North West Media Awards unveiled its nominees on Friday at BMW Rustenburg, igniting a wave of excitement across newsrooms, radio stations, digital platforms, and community outlets.
With more than 150 nominees spanning 16 categories and over 600 entries submitted, this year’s awards have already shattered records. But the numbers tell only part of the story. For journalists, broadcasters, and storytellers across the North West, these awards represent more than acco...

