Known for her unique running style, she became a household name and one of South Africa's most prolific runners.

Many children in South Africa run the risk of developing foot abnormalities such as hammer-, clawed- and retracted toes and heel spurs because they wear school shoes that don’t fit properly.

Barefoot Kid Amalia’s built a school in Africa as she spreads her message of kindness. Eight-year-old Amalia’s goal in life is to make the world a kinder place and the Aussie youngster, who ...

To mark World Environment Day, the Miss Earth South Africa programme engaged the community with a hands-on tree planting and ...

Reflections from a recent visit to South Africa, where UNICEF works to safeguard the lives and futures of children.

“In summer here, 99% of all school kids (and a very big portion of adults) will be barefoot all day, every day!” Another noted, “I find it so strange too coming from South Africa.

Some Chicago Public Schools students are collaborating with female artists in South Africa on a project with a global scale. Second, third, and fifth graders at Hamilton Elementary School, at 1650 ...

Why going barefoot encourages a ... it is tempting to think that South Africa’s lower ... We gathered information on the footwear habits of 714 boys attending a secondary school in a ...

Barefoot Kid Amalia’s built a school in Africa as she spreads her message of kindness. Eight-year-old Amalia’s goal in life is to make the world a kinder place and the Aussie youngster, who ...

To the billions of people living in the developing world … we’re all ‘Karens’. “Barefoot! How dare you label me a Karen! I DEMAND to speak to your editor!” (Trust me, he does not care ...

To the billions of people living in the developing world … we’re all ‘Karens’. “Barefoot! How dare you label me a Karen! I DEMAND to speak to your editor!” (Trust me, he does not care ...

To the billions of people living in the developing world … we’re all ‘Karens’. “Barefoot! How dare you label me a Karen! I DEMAND to speak to your editor!” (Trust me, he does not care ...