The National Geographic Society has named South African dive instructor and conservationist Silindile Mbuyazi among the recipients of the 2026 Wayfinder Award presented by Kia, recognising her work in ocean conservation and storytelling.
South African dive instructor and marine teacher Silindile Mbuyazi has been named the 2026 Wayfinder Award recipient and is set to receive the award at the National Geographic Explorers Festival on 18 June in Washington, DC.
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Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality has introduced a new electricity tariff structure for qualifying social housing developments.
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In answer to the current call by Parliament for proposed Constitutional amendments, Free SA has launched a campaign calling for a firm constitutional limit on the size of South Africa’s Cabinet, arguing that the current Constitution grants the President excessive discretion to expand the executive at taxpayers’ expense.
The Nature, Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) proudly announces that the National Geographic Society has named Silindile Mbuyazi, a celebrated Dive Master and NEWF Dive Instructor, a recipient of the prestigious 2026 Wayfinder Award presented by Kia. This esteemed recognition celebrates individuals who are influential leaders, communicators, and innovators driving ground-breaking work in science, conservation, education, technology, and storytelling.
The Nature, Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) proudly announces that the National Geographic Society has named Silindile Mbuyazi, a celebrated Dive Master and NEWF Dive Instructor, a recipient of the prestigious 2026 Wayfinder Award presented by Kia. This esteemed recognition celebrates individuals who are influential leaders, communicators, and innovators driving ground-breaking work in science, conservation, education, technology, and storytelling.
Immediate Release1 June 2026 Johannesburg, South Africa – The National Association of Social Housing Organisations (NASHO) has welcomed the George Local Municipality’s landmark Council resolution to release prime land for the Crocodile Farm Social Housing Project. NASHO views this move as a critical victory for spatial justice and a technical blueprint for municipalities nationwide, as
Civil rights organisation Free SA has launched a campaign opposing the Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations, 2026, warning that the proposed regulations threaten investment, economic growth, innovation, and the financial freedom of South Africans.
25 May 2026 Civil rights organisation Free SA has launched a campaign opposing the Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations, 2026, warning that the proposed regulations threaten investment, economic growth, innovation, and the financial freedom of South Africans. The draft regulations significantly expand government control over how citizens and businesses move, invest, store, and use capital,
South Africa’s latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) for Q1 2026 paints a bleak picture of an economy that continues to fail millions of South Africans. While government officials will attempt to downplay the numbers, the reality is clear: fewer South Africans are working, more people are giving up hope of finding jobs, and economic growth remains far too weak to absorb the country’s expanding workforce.
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