In his third blog from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Alec Hogg, founder of Moneyweb, writes about the interesting and influential characters that he met at the conference.
Blog In his third blog from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Alec Hogg, founder of Moneyweb, writes about the interesting and influential characters that he met at the conference.
In his second blog from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Alec Hogg, founder of Moneyweb, is impressed by a new African leader
Justin Foxton of Stop Crime, Say Hello, asks whether we still judge people within stereotypical paradigms handed to us by the past, or do we treat them as individuals.
Steuart Pennington, CEO of SA - the Good News blogs about his recent experience with Home Affairs in Pietermaritzburg.
This is the question that Helen van Rhyn (a 13 year old, grade 8 learner) grappled with. Helen's mother, Louise, is a Partner for Possibility to Ridwan Samodien, principal at Kannemeyer Primary School in Grassy Park.
Bluprints, in partnership with Brand South Africa, are co-creating and formulating the ‘DNA’ of a South African. How can you play your part?
Dr Felicity Coughlan, Director of the Independent Institute of Education, blogs about how to support the matriculant in your life, if things do not go according to plan.
In the wake of improved crime statistics for 2010/2011, Steuart Pennington - CEO of website South Africa the Good News - suggested that we, the citizens of South Africa, pledge to help accelerate the creation of peace and safety in our country. The idea received widespread public approval. It would appear that people are eager to play a role.
Alec Hogg, founder of Moneyweb, challenges a long-held notion that those Down Under are the earth’s most fortunate.
What a surprise! I’m gob smacked. AIRLINK, what a truly South African gesture.
I received this today, I have no idea who from, but the World Cup ‘fever’ appears to have started. (not for readers under 16)
Steuart Pennington
I found this letter from Rudolf Mastenbroek of Brooklyn, Pretoria profound. It appeared in the Business Day of the 1st September, so I wrote a response (published 2nd September). I thought I should post both as a blog so that they become more widely circulated.
Fiona Gordon, of Intriguing Africa, blogs about a unique South African marketing opportunity that has presented itself surrounding the Mayan Calendar end date of 21 Dec 2012.
Eddie Cross, proud white African and MDC MP for Bulawayo South, writes about all that is good in Zimbabwe
Justin Foxton, of Stop Crime, Say Hello, writes about our seemingly inconsistent attitude to the law in our daily lives.
By Jodi Bieber, winner of the 2011 World Press Photo competition and ambassador of the Abuse is Abuse campaign
Peter Carruthers, internet marketer, blogs about the importance of attracting tourism by selling the great things that South Africa has to offer now.
Recently, the National Planning Commission released its Diagnostic Report on the challenges facing SA in developing a National Vision for 2030. Steuart Pennington raises a few issues.
Claire Davies, Premier Marketing Manager, updates us on FNB Premier Banking's upcoming tribute to Nelson Mandela.
| TREC-ing for Rhino conservationAuthor: Steuart Pennington Monday, 20 May 2013 
I recently received a letter from a colleague of mine regarding a really intrepid adventure to raise funds for rhino, as follows:
Read more... |
| Backpacking from Cape Town to Addis Ababa Part 6Author: Valerie Bowden Monday, 20 May 2013 
Valerie Bowden is from Indiana in the United States. She recently graduated from Barry University and after a brief visit to Addis Ababa in Ethiopia she saved enough money to backpack from Cape Town to Addis Ababa using public transport only. At SA - the Good News we will feature regular blogs on her travels, treats, troubles and travails. We wish her a safe, intriguing and fulfilling journey.
Read more... |
| Support can help the Teddy Bear ClinicThursday, 23 May 2013 Most children grow up without a care in the world. Unfortunately some children are victims of sexual abuse. Child abuse is tragic and traumatising, and the pain does not stop when the child reveals the abuse. After a child has been abused, there are physical and mental scars. Read more... |
The most recently published articles on the website
The most visited articles in the website
Rita Pierson: Every child needs a champion
Every teacher in SA should watch this.
Read more... |
South Africa has the distinction of being one of only twelve countries in the world where it is safe to drink our tap water. As at 2012, the quality of South African tap water is ranked as third best overall (Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa)
Every two weeks we will be telling the story of a remarkable South African. SA GOOD NEWS is doing this in collaboration with Line Hadsbjerg, of www.remarkableworld.org.
Taddy Blecher
When we started CIDA Campus, we wanted to prove to the international development world that the only meaningful development of Africa is through the meaningful development of the people. We wanted to prove that even the kids thrown away by society could go to top level professions.
Read more... |
Read about the Invitation by clicking here...
or Join the Facebook FanPage
A trusted knowledge network of global South Africans providing mentoring and consulting services to South African companies, entrepreneurs, and institutions seeking to fund or commercialise innovation, as well as enter, grow, and partner in worldwide markets.
Report corruption when you come across it. Our global ranking on public trust of politicians is 88/142, diversion of public funds 81/142; irregular payments and bribes 48/142; favoritism in decisions of government officials 114/142; wastefulness of government spending 69/142. Do your bit, report corruption at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or sms 45142 and join thousands of South Africans who are going to rid this country of the corruption scourge
As many of our readers, both local and international, are interested in what the job market has to offer, we have introduced a jobs portal in conjunction with vjobs.co.za. It is our hope that this portal will meaningfully contribute to the challenges facing entrepreneurs, corporates and job seekers.
South Africa: The Good News is a news website that highlights the positive developments in South Africa.
We are an independent organisation, apolitical and with no agenda other than to source and publish good news about our beloved country. Read More...
SA - The Good News has been in existence for 6 years and is read in 180 countries around the world, by some 60,000 unique users every month. We are South Africa's premiere source of good news. Our readers have proved beyond doubt that there is an appetite for what we do and that "good news" sells.
Read More...
Steuart has done some 500 talks on South Africa's progress since 1994 and SA's prospects for the future' 