Discover Thulamela – A Glimpse into Ancient Civilization & Rich Biodiversity

Explore the fascinating Thulamela Settlement, a 16th-century archaeological site located in the northern region of Kruger National Park, South Africa. Thulamela was a thriving community of the Shona-speaking people and served as a bustling trade center between 1350 and 1650

Preserving Voices of the San – The Bleek & Lloyd Collection

The Bleek and Lloyd Collection stands as a crucial archive of the 19th-century collaboration between Wilhelm Bleek, Lucy Lloyd, and the San people. This remarkable collection contains invaluable records of San languages, stories, and drawings, providing a rare glimpse into

Harry the Strandloper – 17th Century Diplomat – Autshumato

Meet Autshumato, known as Herry the Strandloper, a remarkable Khoi leader and interpreter during early encounters between the Khoi people and European settlers at the Cape. His role as an interpreter was pivotal in fostering communication and understanding during a

Celebrating World Environment Day 2024

This year, we unite under the theme of ‘Land Restoration, Desertification, and Drought Resilience’. As we face the growing challenges of desertification and drought, it’s more crucial than ever to restore our lands and build resilience. Healthy land is the

July 24 is Mandela Month

  July is Mandela Month July is Mandela Month, a special time for us to come together and give back to our communities. This year’s theme, “It’s in our hands to combat poverty and inequity,” calls on us all to

The Quagga Project – Reviving an extinct species.

THE QUAGGA PROJECT: A REMARKABLE JOURNEY IN REVIVING EXTINCT SPECIES Did you know that the Quagga, once thought to be extinct, is making a remarkable comeback? The Quagga Project is pioneering efforts to bring back this unique subspecies of the