21 – 26 February 2017, Grahamstown It is Puku Story Festival time in Grahamstown again and festival organisers are thrilled to announce that this […]

As Confucius said, “you cannot open a book without learning something.” Books are awesome, aren’t they? They open a whole new world of imagination, […]

The Puku Afri-kids Festival took place on Saturday 26 November at the SGI-South Africa Community Centre in Parkwood, Johannesburg. Designed to appeal to children, […]

We see the news stories about refugees almost every day. We hear the true but almost unimaginable accounts of families forced to flee their […]

There’s new evidence that excessive screen time early in life can change the circuits in a growing brain. Scientists disagree, though, about whether those […]

“Around the world, education systems are in crisis. Progress has been made to increase access to at least a basic education over the past […]

The 21st century has given widespread access to an array of digital technologies, which has redefined literacy to include negotiating online media in a […]