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South Africa, 11 February 2025: In an important step towards improving online safety for children across South Africa, MySociaLife, a local award-winning online safety and digital citizenship training provider, has launched a free program to offer vital digital literacy and online safety training to primary school students in South Africa. The “Hero Program”, made possible through sponsorship from London-based human-centric […]

South African youth paddling sensation, Kira Bester, has once again demonstrated her prowess by successfully defending her title at the 2024 Hong Kong Mox Dragon Run this past weekend. Bester, who was recently crowned the overall 2024 ICF Female Ocean Racing World Champion, showcased her determination and skill in the challenging 23km race from the

Podcasting has officially come of age in South Africa, a milestone celebrated with the inaugural South African Podcasters Awards (SAPA) held on Saturday, 2 November. This historic event saw watch parties and gatherings nationwide, connecting creators and fans in honour of a medium that has evolved from niche to mainstream. Formed to support and celebrate

Cape Town, South Africa – MySociaLife, the pioneering EdTech company, has been honoured as one of South Africa’s top five start-ups at the esteemed Heavy Chef Awards 2023, dedicated to supporting rising businesses across the nation. After a rigorous selection process, MySociaLife emerged victorious from an initial pool of 120 companies, further narrowed down to 12 finalists

Kids on social media are getting younger while the content they’re exposed to is getting wider and harder to control. Reports indicate that a third of children aged 7-9, and half of tweens aged 10-12, use social media despite the 13+ age restriction on most social media platforms. While we’ll never be able to stop

We have just been announced as a Common Sense Education Ambassador for the 2021-2022 school year. Already a Certified Common Sense Teacher, the invitation to become a global Ambassador means more parents, teachers and learners in South Africa can be provided with access to the world’s leading online safety resource, helping kids to be safer