Recently Lupine Knights Rovers Mayah Potgieter and Moxie Lombard received the SCOUTS SA Bronze Cross for Gallantry for saving a young girl from drowning. Today, Mayah and Moxie share how…
Being a Messenger of Peace is not simply about wearing a badge. It is about choosing, every day, to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Today on…
Written by Andrew Purnell, Conservation Professional & Troop Scouter 2nd Somerset West What does the 6th Scout Law really mean to you? Does it simply mean that Scouts are kind to their…
The World Health Organization (WHO) marks World Drowning Prevention Day, reminding governments, organisations and communities that drowning is both predictable and preventable. The WHO’s campaign highlights that if we unite…
17-year-old Scout Aarushi Bhoora from the 1st Umbogintwini Scout Group recently spearheaded a clean-up project at Amanzimtoti Japanese Gardens, removing the invasive Kariba weed. The service project, as part of…
South Africa’s diversity is one of our greatest strengths, yet many communities continue to face challenges related to prejudice, misunderstanding and the acceptance of people whose experiences may differ from…
Message from Jonathan Pienaar, National Young Leaders Representative Dear Scouts, Rovers and Young Adult Volunteers. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Soweto uprising. A historic event that helped…
The 1st Margate Scout Troop had a fantastic day out at Umtamvuna Lifesaving, learning more about water safety as part of the Be Water Safe National Challenge. The Scouts had…
World Hunger Day reminds us that addressing hunger begins with practical skills, local action, and investing in young people. Through SCOUTS South Africa’s Food for Life programme, young people are…
Today, on the International Day for Biological Diversity, we congratulate all our members who actively participated in this year’s Global City Nature Challenge. Meerkats, Cubs, Scouts, Rovers and Scouters from…