Racism charge: judge’s lawyers say recordings will show her accuser lied
Judicial Conduct Tribunal is hearing charges against Judge Belinda Hartle
Morocco’s Women Weavers Are Taking Their Heritage to the Global Art World
From the workshops of the Atlas Mountains to the Venice Biennale, Moroccan women are transforming traditional weaving into contemporary art. […]
SA’s Greatest Olympian Walks Away
Statement by Leah Potgieter MP – DA Spokesperson on Sports, Arts and Culture: South Africa’s most decorated Olympian, Tatjana Smith, has decided to represent the Netherlands. One of the greatest athletes this country has ever produced believes she has a better chance of building a sustainable sporting career elsewhere. Her decision comes against a backdrop …
Reiffel Officiates in 100 ODIs
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has congratulated Paul Reiffel of the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Umpires for completing a century of One Day Internationals as an on-field umpire at the third ODI between New Zealand and India in Hamilton on Tuesday. Reiffel has become the 23rd umpire to stand in at least 100 ODIs …
Women Shape Households, Communities, the Economy
Johannesburg: Women’s growing influence in South Africa’s automotive market was among the key themes highlighted at the 2026 SPAR Grand Prix Awards, where Hyundai Automotive South Africa celebrated a partnership with the country’s premier women’s 10km road-running series. The awards recognized the athletes’ outstanding performances across five races hosted in Cape Town, Durban, Tshwane, Gqeberha …
Understanding Where Cryptocurrency Fits in a Diversified Investment Portfolio
South African investors today have access to more investment opportunities than ever before. From shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to fixed deposits, property and offshore assets, investors have a growing number of ways to build wealth. More recently, cryptocurrencies has established itself as an emerging asset class, attracting interest from both experienced investors, institutions and …
Top 5 Reach Checks
At the bottom of every press release published on MyPR you will find a set of button links to various Search Engines and Social Media sites where press releases from MyPR may also be published. The links are a good way to see if MyPR is delivering bang for your client’s buck and are in …
Grade 3 learners at 115 schools average 23% in mathematics
National Education Collaboration Trust presented its findings on foundation phase literacy and numeracy
TCL Donates Ultra-Low-Power Display System to the Youth Olympic Village, Bringing Advanced Display Technology to Everyday Use
The donation of the display, featuring TCL CSOT’s high-brightness Field Sequential Color technology, continues TCL’s long-term commitment to the African market TCL, a Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner, donated an ultra-low-power display system powered by solar energy to Université Amadou Mahtar Mbow (UAM) in Senegal. Delivering outdoor brightness at roughly half the power consumption of …
Durban Author’s New Book Ignites Debate Around Artificial Intelligence and Accountability
It’s no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming part of mainstream life, and humanity is now at a crossroads. As AI becomes more autonomous – making decisions and taking action without human intervention – leaders are facing some difficult questions about the role people will continue to play. Durban author Jay Ramnundlall unpacks this …
Khayelitsha families have to use buckets as toilets again
The communal ablution block has been completely vandalised and is no longer functional
LEDBox Hires Outdoor LED Screen Trailers with On-Site Crew
GERMISTON: An outdoor campaign only works if the screen is bright enough in daylight, raised high enough for the crowd and run by someone who can change the media when the schedule shifts. LEDBox, based in Germiston, hires LED screen trailers for advertising campaigns, roadshows, sports days, concerts and brand activations, each delivered, set up …
Immediate Intervention Is Needed at Swimming SA
The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) will request the Minister of Sport, Gayton McKenzie, to urgently intervene after South Africa’s most decorated Olympic swimmer, Tatjana Smith, announced that she will henceforth represent the Netherlands in the sport. Smith’s decision is a final wake-up call about the decline of Swimming South Africa (SSA), warranting urgent steps […]
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Helping South Africans Make More Informed Healthcare Decisions for 2027
Johannesburg, South Africa: South Africans preparing for the 2027 medical aid year can now compare updated medical scheme contributions, benefits and plan options through MedicalAid.com, a South African healthcare comparison platform helping individuals, families and employers navigate the country’s medical aid market. With medical scheme contributions changing from January 2027, consumers face an important decision: how …
OAK Law Publishes Business Guide to Mandatory Mediation in Gauteng Commercial Disputes
OAK Law’s guide explains how Gauteng’s mediation directive shapes commercial disputes and how Pretoria businesses can prepare to resolve them faster. PRETORIA, South Africa — OAK Law has published “How Mandatory Mediation in Gauteng Affects Commercial Disputes,” a practical guide for directors and business owners facing litigation in the Gauteng Division. Mediation is no longer …
The Eastern Cape municipality where projects quietly die
Two promised projects in Middledrift have come to nothing
December Grants Land 2-4 December – Plan the Long January Gap
Dear Editor, December grants land early in the month — Older Persons on Wednesday 2 December, Disability on Thursday 3 December, and Children’s grants on Friday 4 December. That is good news for festive shopping, but it makes January the longest month of the year, and January is when school uniforms, stationery and transport money …
An Opportunity to Turn the Tide of Unemployment in the Eastern Cape
Statement by Andrew Whitfield MPL – DA Eastern Cape Provincial Leader: Newly elected councillors across the province have the opportunity to turn the tide of unemployment in the Eastern Cape. The latest figures, released today by Stats SA, show a marginal improvement, but the Eastern Cape still has the country’s highest unemployment rate. While the …
Science Is Getting Closer to Beating Malaria, so What’s Still in the Way? 3 Areas Where Action Can Make an Impact
Scientific advances have strengthened the ability to prevent, detect, understand and anticipate malaria transmission. Yet their full potential hasn’t been realised.
Inside the AWS Technology Helping Cellulant Connect Africa’s Fragmented Payments Markets
Enabled by AWS technology, more than 4.5 million business transactions move across Africa each day on payment infrastructure built by […]
ANC loses ground in North West but remains biggest party
We reported from three troubled North West municipalities before the elections. Here’s what voters decided.
Hundreds of Festive Chicken workers down tools
Workers are demanding a monthly wage of R13,500, medical aid benefits and safer working conditions
Judge’s lawyer says racism complaint was an “act of reprisal”
Thozamile Semekazi was referred to in an article by the judge’s journalist husband about an Mthatha High Court bribery scandal
Dr Ellis announces Banyana squad for World Cup play-offs – South African Football Association
10 November 2026 – Sasol Banyana Banyana Head Coach Dr Desiree Ellis has named her squad of 23 players to take part in the upcoming 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Play-offs in Morocco. The mini tournament will take place from 28 November to 5 December 2026. Dr Ellis has kept the bulk of the team
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