Over   the   past two years, The   Feature.za Magazine has been   actively engaged in various initiatives, amplifying our voice and efforts towards specific causes. Among the initiatives, we take immense pride in the following:

1. Top 50 Memorable Women: In 2022, we initiated a campaign inviting our readers from near and far to nominate women who, through their work and dedication, have significantly impacted their communities and the nation at large. This initiative aimed to recognize and bring prestige to women going above   and   beyond   their   daily   roles,   setting   an   example   for   change   in   the communities they serve. In 2023, we experienced an even more substantial response, with over 500 nominations. We believe this initiative not only benefits the recipients but also propels the magazine forward in a significant way.

2. Women’s Rights   and   Human   Rights:  In   December   2023,   we   launched   our   first humanitarian   campaign   dedicated   to   advocating   for   the   rights   of   women   worldwide   and promoting the broader message of human rights. This was not merely a one-off campaign with a couple of social media  posts;  rather, we  dedicated  our entire  November 2023  issue  to this crucial cause. The issue covered topics such as human trafficking, the rights of sex workers, and highlighted two organizations tirelessly supporting abused women and victims of various human rights violations. These initiatives reflect our commitment to fostering positive change, elevating the voices of women,   and   addressing   critical   human   rights   issues through our   platform. We   strive   to go beyond   traditional   media   approaches,   dedicating   entire   issues   to   create   meaningful conversations and drive awareness on these important subjects.

3. Youth Issue 2022: In commemoration of South Africa’s Youth Month in June, we dedicated an entire issue to reflect on the progress of black communities since the historical June 16th, 1976 student uprising, marked by tragic events where many high school children lost their lives. Our aim was to provide   a comprehensive   portrayal of   the   diverse stories   within the   young demographic. We   featured   narratives   of   individuals   who   successfully   graduated secured careers, as well as those who faced the challenges of unemployment and struggled as graduates. This issue served as a platform to celebrate achievements, acknowledge ongoing struggles, and shed light on the varied experiences of the youth in South Africa