3 July 2022 | Fix Your Space, Land & Property, Proud of my Town, Umlazi
“More than with any other of our biological needs, the choices we make around food affect the shape, style, pulse, smell, look, feel, health, economy, street life and infrastructure of the city” 1 The Umlazi Food Network is an inspirational community-led...
29 April 2022 | Community Safety, Fix Your Space, Land & Property, People Development, Proud of my Town, Umlazi
Hope amidst the havoc – Proud of my Town responds to the KwaZulu-Natal flooding crisis The devastating floods that ravaged KwaZulu-Natal in April 2022 will undoubtedly go down in history as one of the greatest natural disasters to ever hit the province. Entire...
16 September 2021 | Building Business, Fix Your Space, Proud of my Town
We are living in tumultuous times. The COVID19 pandemic has disrupted the day-to-day lives of many South Africans, resulting in unprecedented job losses and business closures. In addition, the recent unrest that erupted across the country destroyed businesses and...
3 May 2021 | Building Business, Collaboration, Community Safety, Early Childhood Development, Fix Your Space, Land & Property, Mamelodi, Nelspruit, Paarl, People Development, Polokwane, Port Elizabeth, Proud of my Town, Rustenburg, Sport, Art & Culture, Stellenbosch, Strong Schools, Tell Your Story, Umlazi
Introducing the Proud of our Towns Facebook Groups “Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress and working together is success.”The world of social media did not yet exist when Henry Ford spoke these wise words. But many decades later,...
22 April 2021 | Fix Your Space, Land & Property
“We all need a healthy Earth to support our jobs, livelihoods, health & survival, and happiness. A healthy planet is not an option — it is a necessity.” – Earthday.Org Every year, 22 April is observed as Earth Day across the globe. This...
3 December 2020 | Boitekong, Fix Your Space, Kanyamazane, Land & Property, Mamelodi, Proud of my Town
An old tyre, a few discarded plastic shopping bags, a two-liter plastic cooldrink bottle and enough soil to fill the tyre to create a little vegetable garden – this is what you need to create what Steven Barnard from NuNet calls the “Garden of Life”,...
