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What to Know Before Buying Property in Sandton Sandton has grown into one of the busiest property markets in South Africa. The area carries a strong mix of office towers, shopping centres, schools, and homes that pulls in buyers from across the country and the world. Property prices have stayed strong over the years, which …
Building a strong brand takes more than a good logo and a catchy slogan. People need to see your brand, experience it, and remember it. That means showing up in the right places, telling good stories, and making an impression that sticks. Three of the most effective ways to do this are live events, professional …
What Buyers Should Know About Living in Paarl Paarl sits in the heart of the Cape Winelands, about an hour from Cape Town along the N1. The town has built up a strong name for wine farms, mountain views, and a slower pace of life that pulls in buyers looking to step back from city …
Routed recognised in Financial Times and Statista growth rankings as evoila Africa transition gains momentum Financial Times and Statista have recognised Routed among Africa and South Africa’s fastest-growing companies, reinforcing its strong growth trajectory as its transition to evoila Africa progresses. The rankings reflect increasing demand for the company’s cloud, sovereign infrastructure and VMware-based services, …
Walk into a gym and have a chat with the guys near the squat rack and the topic of supplements comes up fast. Tubs in the kit bag, shakes after the session, scoops of powder in shakers. The market has grown massively over the past 20 years, with new products hitting the shelves every month. …
The linen on a hotel bed is one of the first things a guest touches. Before they check the view from the window or test the shower pressure, they sit on the bed and feel the sheets. If those sheets are rough, thin, or poorly fitted, the first impression is already damaged. On the other …
Bad eyesight is something millions of South Africans deal with every day. For some, it means wearing glasses or contact lenses. For others, the problem is more serious, cataracts, glaucoma, or vision that keeps getting worse no matter what prescription they use. At some point, many people start thinking about whether surgery could fix the …
Running a business in South Africa right now means dealing with load shedding, rising costs, tough competition, and customers who expect everything to work at the tap of a screen. The companies that are doing well are the ones that have built strong technology behind the scenes. They have systems that run smoothly, data that …
Breast health sits high on the list of things women should pay attention to across their lives. The science is clear that catching changes early makes a massive difference in outcomes. Yet plenty of women still skip regular checks, miss screening appointments, and avoid the topic until something feels wrong. This article looks at the …
The Joburg inner city has gone through plenty of changes over the past few decades. What started as the heart of South African business in the early 1900s shifted through different periods of growth, decline, and now steady renewal. Areas that were once written off as no-go zones have come back into the conversation, with …
There is a persistent assumption that buying property on the KZN North Coast is, at its core, an emotional decision. The beach. The weather. The pace of life. The idea of raising children somewhere that feels less pressured than Johannesburg or Cape Town. These things are real, and they matter to buyers. But if the …
Wanted: SA’s best boerewors! 2026 Championship Boerewors entries now open. The search for South Africa’s ultimate boerewors is back as Shoprite and Checkers officially open entries for the 34th annual Championship Boerewors competition. If your friends already call you the Braai-n Habana of boerewors, now’s your chance to prove it. From backyard braai masters to …
Now in its fourth year, Woodlands Boulevard ‘s Annual Primary Schools’ Art Exhibit gives learners aged 5 to 13 a public stage for their work, with food voucher prizes and a R10 000 school prize sponsored by Thunder Valley Spur. Some of the most interesting art in Pretoria this month has been created by children …
South African-born film composer Dr Trevor Jones will receive the prestigious Order of Ikhamanga in Silver from President Cyril Ramaphosa at the National Orders ceremony taking place in Pretoria on Tuesday, 19 May 2026. The Presidency announced that Dr Jones is being recognised for his “contribution to musical arts and cinema through his composition of highly acclaimed scores for internationally …
We had the privilege of hosting former South African Olympic paddler Cyprian Ngidi this past weekend, who ran a slalom paddling course from Friday afternoon through to Sunday. While the primary focus was on the four paddlers selected to represent South Africa in Poland this July—Jayden Davis and David Dent (Treverton), Hannah Trower (TWC), and …
BulkSMS and Kero unite SMS, WhatsApp for Business and RCS for Business into one intelligent messaging ecosystem Celerity, the global messaging group behind BulkSMS and Kero, will exhibit at London Tech Week 2026, bringing a comprehensive deep-dive into the Rich Business Messaging landscape for enterprise brands navigating the rapid convergence of SMS, WhatsApp for Business …
Owame Mapedi Named Among 12 Global Fellows Selected from Hundreds of Applicants Across 10 Countries The ACA and Effie South Africa are proud to announce that Owame Mapedi, a 3rd and final year BCom Marketing Management student at University of Johannesburg (UJ), has been selected as a Effie LIONS Foundation 2026 Voices of the Future …
Tobacco use remains one of the world’s leading preventable causes of illness and death. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it claims more than 8 million lives each year, including around 1.3 million non-smokers exposed to second-hand smoke. Millions of young people aged 13 to 15 are already using tobacco products, raising serious concerns …
By Liezel Jonkheid, Founder and Director, Consumer Psychology Lab In the years since I founded the Consumer Psychology Lab, I have sat with hundreds of leadership teams who are genuinely frustrated. They have invested significantly in what they believe is ‘customer experience’. They have the platforms, the dashboards, the automation tools, the AI-assisted workflows. They …
Midrand has firmly established itself as the economic heart of Gauteng. Strategically positioned between Johannesburg and Pretoria, it plays host to massive corporate parks, sprawling multi-story headquarters, and bustling commercial hubs like Waterfall City and Grand Central. For facility managers and operations directors overseeing large office environments in this region, maintaining a pristine workspace is …
Paying for goods, services, bills, school fees, rent, fines, and monthly accounts is part of normal life. People want payment steps that are clear, fast, and safe. Businesses want the money to reach the right account, with fewer errors and less admin. This is where a proper payment setup can make a big difference. A …
Buying music gear can feel like a big step for anyone who wants to start playing or producing sound. Options run wide, from full-size instruments to small bits of kit that plug into a laptop. Picking the right gear makes a real difference to how much fun you get out of playing. The gear you …
Gut health has become one of the most talked-about topics in wellness circles over the past few years. People are starting to see a clear link between what happens in the stomach and how the rest of the body feels. From mood swings to low energy, poor digestion can play a part in many common …
Sports supplements have grown into a massive industry over the past few decades. Walk into any health shop and the shelves groan under the weight of powders, capsules, shakes, and bars all promising bigger gains, faster recovery, and better performance. Picking what actually works from what is just flashy packaging takes a bit of homework. …