The Healthy African Family Project.

21/07/2026

Fantastic education organisation in South Africa helping children understand maths from the very beginning

23/06/2026

How one Organisation is solving two difficult challenges in South Africa through mathematics classrooms.

28/04/2026

🚨 New Interview Alert!🚨

UNCAPTURED TV sat down with Public Protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka to discuss the progress on the Zondo Commission recommendations over three years since the final report.

👉 Watch now: https://youtu.be/dY1qlGazB_I

What’s your take? Has there been real progress, or is it moving too slowly? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇

Explore more episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrhWEpxf2K0aF2oW7_kuysf9rJTox_4RK

UNCAPTURED TV spoke with the Public Protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka on the progress of the Zondo recommendations. It is a very interesting interview, watch here: https://youtu.be/dY1qlGazB_I

The recommendations (Parts 1-6) from the Zondo Commission came out by June 2022 and South Africans have asked: what’s happened since?

Let us know your thoughts and insights, comment below and share this video with others.

Watch the other UnCaptured tv episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrhWEpxf2K0aF2oW7_kuysf9rJTox_4RK

09/04/2026

A Feel-good Inspiring story out of Uganda, well done to The BIG FIX Uganda for the life changing work you do.

During the war, Lily was abducted and subjected to years of physical torture and her husband was murdered by the rebel army. She survived, but the scars of severe PTSD remained, making daily life a struggle.

In 2016, she found hope through our Comfort Dog Project. She was paired with Openy, a name that means "to ask God and rely on Him for your needs." Openy became more than a dog; he became her anchor. Through their bond, Lily’s PTSD symptoms began to fade. The healing was real, profound, and life-changing.

Lily says "Openy has taught me to become a calm person. He keeps me safe."

Today, Lily isn’t just a survivor—she’s a leader. She now serves as a Field Educator at our mobile clinics, traveling across communities to teach thousands of dog guardians about humane care, responsible guardianship, and the deep connection between humans and animals.

Her journey proves that healing is possible—and that sometimes, the path to recovery begins with a four-legged friend. 🐾✨

21/10/2025

Meet Maria Makhaya, a young South African whose journey shows how education can change lives.

Maria started out as an Education Assistant through the JumpStart Foundation, helping maths teachers and learners in the classroom. With hard work and guidance, she’s now a Project Administrator at JumpStart, supporting other young people to follow in her footsteps.

Next year, Maria hopes to study nursing, blending her love for learning, care, and community. Her story proves what’s possible when young people are given a real chance to grow, and when organisations like JumpStart invest in their potential. 🌱

👉 Be part of the change.
Support or partner with JumpStart Foundation to help more young South Africans like Maria build brighter futures.
Visit jumpstart.org.za

28/02/2025

STOP KISSING OTHER PEOPLE'S CHILDREN! This story below highlights why people should NEVER kiss your child. Thanks to Radio 2000 for highlighting the story and this important
topic on their 9am morning show!
Read it here:

In a heartfelt Facebook post, a mother from Windhoek in Namibia shared her devastating experience to raise awareness about the dangers of allowing others %%