Northern Irish Soccer & Hockey skills training with children from the Amy Biehl Foundation sports programme
The Amy Biehl Foundation has welcomed volunteers from Northern Ireland annually since 2006. The Irish raise funds and donate sporting equipment to the Amy Biehl Foundation and spend a week each year coaching soccer and hockey and training students in first aid in the townships of Cape Town.

Huisgenoot and Hilltop Live proudly present the Huisgenoot Hart van Windhoek Festival.
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) is proud to announce a substantial increase in funds for the ACT Performing Arts Scholarships 2010.
Recipients of the first cycle of Business and Arts South Africa Supporting Grants for the 2010/2011 financial year have been announced.
There’s good news for the more than 233 000 children across the Western Cape who receive their main meal of the day at school, thanks to Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA) in partnership with the Department of Education.
Cape Town lights the way in international Landmark Lighting initiative
Reports have appeared in the media in the last week which make reference to the National Arts Festival in relation to a broader story about the Department of Arts and Culture’s activities in 2010. According to Tony Lankester, CEO of the national Arts Festival, some of these reports have been misconstrued by readers and listeners, and some have created the incorrect impression about this year’s Festival.
On the 9th of January 2010 thousands of people across the world were drumming along to a global beat for peace in Sudan... In a heart beat SOUTH AFRICA joined the rhythm.
Graduates were treated to tea at the South African Tourism head office in Sandton where they were hosted and addressed by CEO, Didi Moyle. With gusto and humour Didi showed graduates the international 2010 campaign run by SAT.
The National Arts Festival, Grahamstown recently released a report on the 2009 “Cacadu Artreach Project” indicating that, during the 2009 Festival, 351 Fringe performers from 23 productions volunteered their time to take the joy of the arts to those who, for whichever reasons, would not have been able to experience it.
After ten years in development the satirical news show created by Zapiro and Thierry Cassuto began showing on Tuesday 6th October. ZA NEWS will become one of the few South African political satires featuring content based on current South African issues and news.