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Inspiration:Inspired by the relationship between the birds, trees, paper and the humans who benefit, this tells a story of how nature grows with technology. Created by using only paper from Sappi, this collage uses imagery that portrays the many asp...

Inspiration: Through the representation of viscose material and the visual movement of flowing fabric, we see a beautiful woman holding a seedling – symbolising the Sappi Tree of Life. Inspired by the sprouting of a seed to form a growing tree, th...

For many Americans, this is a hard thing to imagine: Not having a ball. In America, we have bags full of balls, cars full of balls and garages full of balls. They’re stuck on the roof, in a tree, in an attic, in a ditch. We have so many balls we don’t know what to do with them. But Ethan king does. Ethan King is a 14-year old kid with a vision: To bring soccer balls to those who need them. Anywhere in the world. In 2009, Ethan visited Mozambique. While his dad worked, he played soccer with local kids from the village. Afterwards, he gave them his ball. And the spirit of Charity Ball was born.

Do Eucalypts use more water than Pines?Statements are often made that Eucalyptus trees use more water than Pinus trees. A recent investigation by members of the South African Water Research Commission (WRC) has pointed out a lack of scientific eviden...

Mama Khumalo flourishes with Sappi Khulisa The famous saying, 'You strike a woman, you strike a rock', describes Mama Khumalo's life journey best. Mama Khumalo grew up in an era where education was not seen as a priority and was not taken seriously...