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Growth stunting in children is one of the most significant public health and development challenges facing South Africa. Affecting an estimated one in four children under five (UNICEF, WHO & World Bank Group, 2025), stunting is a biological marker of chronic undernutrition with far-reaching consequences. It is not merely a health issue but a profound …

Eye injuries at work happen faster than most people expect. A splash of cleaning fluid, a spray of metal shavings, a mist of chemical vapour at the wrong moment, and someone is standing there with a substance in their eye that needs to come out immediately. The difference between a minor incident and a permanent …

Electric vehicles are becoming a more common sight on South African roads. As more people make the switch from petrol and diesel cars, the question of how and where to charge becomes one of the first practical things to sort out. For most EV owners, charging at home is the most convenient option, and getting …

South Africans are buying more products online than ever before, and it is easy to see why. Better prices, wider selection, and the convenience of having things delivered to your door make it hard to argue against. The challenge is knowing what to look for across different product categories, and making sure the thing you …

Outdoor living is a big part of life in Australia. Whether it is a weekend barbecue, a quiet morning coffee outside, or kids playing in the backyard, the deck is one of the most used spaces on a property. Getting it right matters, and the material you choose will affect how the space looks, how …

Deciding to get help for addiction is one of the hardest decisions a person can make. Whether it is for yourself or someone you care about, taking that first step requires a lot of courage. The good news is that proper support is available, and understanding what the process looks like makes it a lot …

Cape Town draws people in for obvious reasons. The mountain, the ocean, the food, the weather for most of the year. But when it comes to property, the city is one of the most complex markets in South Africa, and understanding how it works before you start viewing makes the whole process a lot less …

When people think about Africa, the usual suspects come to mind being South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania. Botswana often gets overlooked, but those who have been there will tell you it is one of the best places on the continent for wildlife. The country is big, mostly flat, and has made conservation a national priority. That …

Renting feels safe. There is no bond to worry about, no body corporate fees, and if something breaks, you call the landlord. A lot of South Africans stay in the rental market for years for exactly those reasons. The problem is that rent goes up every year, and at the end of it all, there …

South Africa’s waste pickers are the backbone of the country’s recycling value chain and MetPac-SA continues to ensure they are recognised, protected and empowered as essential environmental service providers. As part of its mandate as a Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) for the metals packaging industry, MetPac-SA has rolled out ongoing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) handovers, …

St Benedict’s College has once again solidified its unrivalled legacy in South African school rowing, claiming the national championship title for an extraordinary 32nd consecutive year. Competing at Roodeplaat Dam from 6 to 8 March 2026, the Johannesburg-based Catholic school for boys demonstrated remarkable dominance. The 2026 championships saw a total of 1 203 athletes …

Blue Route Mall will once again bring sustainable fashion and community impact together when its popular Thrift for Good Market returns from 27-29 March 2026 on the Ground Floor of the centre. The three-day market invites shoppers to browse a curated selection of pre-loved clothing, footwear and accessories, offering the opportunity to discover unique fashion …

There was a time when Umhlanga was mostly known as a holiday spot. People from Johannesburg and Pretoria would head down for long weekends, enjoy the beach, eat well, and drive back. That is still part of the appeal, but the area has changed significantly. It has grown into a fully functioning node with corporate …

Pretoria East has grown a lot over the past fifteen years. What used to be a quieter residential stretch on the city’s outskirts has turned into one of the most sought-after areas in Gauteng. New roads, shopping centres, private schools, and medical facilities have all followed the population growth, and that has made the area …

Furnishing a home is one of the bigger financial decisions most people make, and the cost adds up fast. Beds, sofas, dining sets, storage units, by the time a full room is sorted, the bill can be significant. One way to bring that cost down without settling for poor quality is to buy directly from …

As South Africans look to grow their income and build businesses in 2026, one often overlooked resource is creating real economic opportunity: glass. From collectors to buyback centres, glass recycling is opening doors for entrepreneurship and livelihoods across the country. Here’s how: 1. Glass collection provides steady income Thousands of South Africans earn a living …

Johannesburg: In today’s fast-paced business world, having the right office technology can make a major difference in productivity and efficiency. From reliable printers and copiers to communication systems and backup power solutions, businesses need technology they can depend on every day. Copiers Africa has built its reputation by providing South African companies with practical, cost-effective office …

Johannesburg, South Africa – When the final school bell rings at 2pm, learning does not have to end. In five primary schools across Gauteng, classrooms are coming alive again after school, this time filled with colour, imagination and courage. The Adopt-a-School Foundation, an entity of the Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation, which supports the creation of conducive …

StartUp Targets Kenya’s Youth Job Crisis with New Gig-Work Platform Nairobi, Kenya & Dubai, UAE: Kenya’s growing youth population is widely seen as one of the country’s greatest economic opportunities. Yet for millions of young people, especially in urban centres, access to stable employment remains elusive. The Demographic Challenge Young Kenyans aged between 15 and 34 …

Pretoria: In a digital world where visibility determines success, having a strong online presence is no longer optional — it’s essential. SEOPros is a South African digital marketing and search engine optimization agency that blends technical SEO expertise with advanced AI-driven solutions to help businesses compete, grow and thrive online. With a strategic focus on long-term …

Celebrated annually on 8 March, International Women’s Day (IWD) recognises the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, while calling for accelerated action towards gender equality. The 2026 theme, ‘Give To Gain’ (#GiveToGain), highlights the power of intentional support, opportunity and advocacy in creating a more inclusive and equitable world. The campaign encourages individuals …

On 4 March 2026, the global engineering community marks World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (WED), a UNESCO-led initiative recognising the essential role engineers play in advancing a more sustainable world. This year’s theme, ‘Smart Engineering for a Sustainable Future Through Innovation and Digitalisation’, underscores the importance of resilient infrastructure, water security and digitally enabled …