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South African companies channelled the bulk of their estimated R11.8 billion corporate social investment (CSI) spend in 2023 into supporting non-profit organisations (NPOs).
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Following a break of three years due to Covid 19 restrictions, 2023 has proved to be a remarkable year of volunteering in South Africa for the Bambisanani Partnership.
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Discovery, with operations across 40 countries and over 30 million members worldwide, is a global leader in wellness and health and life insurance.
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The largest relocation of vultures ever undertaken reached a critical milestone, when approval was granted to move a first tranche of 155 birds to a new home in the Eastern Cape. 
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20 October 2023, Johannesburg – At an awards ceremony this week, the Discovery Foundation announced the recipients of its medical research and training grants for 2022 and 2023.
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A group of young girls from various schools gathered in person and virtually for a meaningful hands-on workshop called Africa’s Girl child conference, organized by Good governance Africa and sponsored by Anglo American, Telkom and Boston media.
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Yoco, a leading local payments platform, has disbursed R2 billion to over 50,000 merchants and is looking ahead to other ways they can empower and encourage business owners to pursue growth.  At its inception, Yoco Capital was one of only a few solutions available to small business owners for injecting finance into their operations. 
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JOHANNESBURG – A “seismic shift” in the education system is required to break the cycle of poverty and inequality in South Africa, says Oppenheimer Memorial Trust (OMT) chief executive Tracey Webster.
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Rhinos are the titans of the animal kingdom, equipped with robust bodies covered in thick, armor-like skin and their most distinctive feature, the horn. Join us on a journey to discover the extraordinary secrets of these majestic beings and the awe-inspiring efforts to ensure their legacy endures in the wild.
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The oceans are home to some of the most remarkable and mysterious creatures, and none capture our imagination quite like the whale shark. It is the largest fish species on Earth, reaching up to 60 feet in length. They are filter-feeders, relying on plankton and small organisms as their primary source of food.
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Steuart as a speaker

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Steuart has done some 500 talks on South Africa’s progress since 1994 and SA’s prospects for the future’