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Kopano Monaheng — Publisher & Editor Kopano Monaheng is a South African journalist, publisher and media entrepreneur with a passion for community journalism, sport and stories that give a voice to ordinary people. He is the publisher and Editor of The Imagy, an independent digital news platform established in August 2026, health & wellbeing related news, sport, education and social development. Through his work, Kopano has built a growing audience by bringing local stories closer to the people while highlighting issues, achievements and developments that matter to communities. With a particular passion for South African football, Kopano regularly covers PSL matches, football tournaments, community sporting events and the people behind the game. His journalism combines a strong connection with communities with an energetic and engaging storytelling style. His vision is to build independent media platforms that inform, empower and connect communities, while creating opportunities for journalists, creatives and young people in the media industry. Kopano Monaheng — telling the stories that matter.

YOUNG MINDS, BIG IDEAS!

By KOPANO MONAHENG THE ideas are there. The technology is there. The young talent is there. Now South Africa needs its young innovators to have the patience, courage and business knowledge to turn those ideas into something that works. That was the powerful message delivered at the 2026 Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Sustainathon South Africa…

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Fasken Time Cricket Festival returns for 2026, giving young cricketers a true test before the season begins

The Fasken Time Cricket Festival returns to St David’s Marist Inanda this September, bringing together some of South Africa’s leading school cricket programmes for a unique pre-season test designed to challenge young cricketers both on and off the field. Hosted by St David’s Marist Inanda and supported by title sponsor Fasken, the 2026 festival will…

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KFC Supports Temba Bavuma Foundation’s Expansion of the Frida Hartley Shelter Lunchbox Project

The Temba Bavuma Foundation has partnered with KFC to expand the FHS Lunchbox Project, a nutrition initiative run by the Frida Hartley Shelter (FHS) that currently provides around 200 meals a day to vulnerable schoolchildren in Yeoville. FHS has run the Lunchbox Project for many years. The Temba Bavuma Foundation is now taking on responsibility…

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MEC MAILE CONTINUES SCHOOL SAFETY OPERATIONS AS SIX MORE SCHOOLS SEARCHED IN SEBOKENG, VANDERBIJLPARK, BOPHELONG AND SHARPEVILLE

Gauteng MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Lebogang Maile, today continued the Department’s intensified school safety interventions through South African Police Service-led search and seizure operations, bringing the total number of schools searched across the province to 23. On Wednesday, 2 September 2026, MEC Maile joined searches that were conducted at six schools,…

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MEC MAILE LAUNCHES OLYMPIA PARK VOCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL SCHOOL OF SPECIALISATION AS GAUTENG’S 41ST SCHOOL OF SPECIALISATION

MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Lebogang Maile, today officially launched the Olympia Park Vocational and Occupational School of Specialisation in Springs, marking Gauteng’s 41st School of Specialisation and a significant milestone in expanding access to vocational, occupational and skills-based education. The launch represents more than the opening of another School of Specialisation….

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A SCHOOL WITH ALMOST SEVEN DECADES OF HISTORY

Olympia Park was established in January 1958 as a flagship LSEN school serving learners with Mild Intellectual Disabilities (MID) and has a long history of supporting learners from underserved communities. The school premises are situated on Transnet grounds that were historically used for the training of Transnet learnerships. Since 2019, Olympia Park has undergone significant…

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