Africa!Ignite has been named the 2011 winner of the KwaZulu-Natal Emerging Exporter of the Year award.

October 2011 saw the opening of the second WOWZULU Marketplace in the beautiful surrounds of Oribi Gorge in southern KwaZulu-Natal.

Acquiring more sustainable business in the EU market was the focus of the Return to Sender Producer Week in the Netherlands in August.

It is not a common sight in deep-rural KwaZulu-Natal to see very pale women and men scrambling down river banks to fetch water.

If youths of South Durban are made President of South Africa, they will take a hard line on crime and drug abuse, and will get rid of corrupt politicians.

Africa!Ignite goes international with Beads Sundressed swimwear collection.

Six stunningly beautiful beadwork tapestries were a focal point of the opening ceremony at Cape Town 2010: The Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization and took centre stage in the main conference hall for the duration of the six-day conference.

Black girls from disadvantaged communities who are performing well in Mathematics, Science and Technology in Grade 10, 11 and 12 have been given the opportunity this September holiday to gain valuable workplace experience at companies across KwaZulu-Natal

Sarah Radomir of the SEM Trust hands over a cheque to Gcina Mhlophe, Africa!Ignite board member, to support collaboration between young black designers and rural crafters to develop new craft products that respond to current market needs.

Eurakha Singh of eThekwini Municipality's South Durban ABM celebrates with Lamontville crafters.