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Celebrating its 10th anniversary at the ATKV Buffelspoort on Sunday 04 June 2023, the Fedhealth Platinum Trail Run has attracted the attention of ‘pro trail runner turned roadie turned coach’, Rory Scheffer (Hurlingham, Johannesburg). “I’m looking forward to taking part in my first Fedhealth Platinum Trail Run,” says Scheffer. “I’ve heard that the event attracts …
Dunoworx, a 51% black-owned company, was formed in March 2022 to take over the entire Cell C repair centre, which today looks after the mobile handset repairs for Cell C customers. Cell C’s Enterprise Development Fund which invests in the education and development of South African Youth, is a proud investor in the Dunoworx Learnership …
Gqeberha duo Bruce Campbell and Jay Carneiro continued their dominance of the 2023 Great Zuurberg Trek mountain bike race despite punctures threatening their overall lead today. Stage two was extended by 7km to make up for the distance lost on the first day, when heavy rains made parts of the route too muddy to ride. …
Hyde Park Corner is once again raising a glass and declaring ‘slàinte’ to WhiskyBrother&Co who opened their store at the shopping centre in 2021. WhiskyBrother&Co has, for the second time, been named the Single Outlet Retailer of the Year at the 2023 Icons of Whisky Awards held annually by Whisky Magazine in London. General Manager …
The Department of Social Development will on Sunday launch the Child Protection Week campaign in Houtbay, Cape Town.
Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says South Africa has welcomed the opportunity to share its views and insights at the 11th International Meeting of High-Ranking officials responsible for security matters.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile says government will continue to engage nationally and internationally about the moral and political need to respect the rights of LGBTQIA+.
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says mines should use their Social and Labour Plans (SLP) to create more impactful projects – like clinics and hospitals – in the areas that they mine in.
Eskom expects to implement various stages of load shedding over the weekend.
Nelson Mandela Bay’s Bruce Campbell and Jay Carneiro battled on in wet and muddy terrain to win the men’s section on the first stage of the Great Zuurberg Trek mountain bike race on Friday. Heavy overnight rain caused the 58km route to be shortened to 40km but, despite the abridged distance, conditions under wheel were …
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) and the City of Tshwane have agreed to work together in a bid to solve the long-standing water supply challenges in Hammanskraal.
In the verdant heartland of South Africa, a jarring paradox of two opposing food systems manifests – one burgeoning with excess, privilege, and waste, the other scarred by scarcity, hunger, and hardship. Born in a time of transformation, when the nation sought to liberate its food system from the tight grasp of a bygone era, …
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation to transfer roles and responsibilities to the Minister in the Presidency for Electricity, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.
Pretoria, 26 May 2023 – Joint Health Chiropractic Pretoria is proud to announce the overwhelmingly positive customer feedback received for their exceptional chiropractic services. The testimonials from satisfied patients reflect the dedication and expertise of Dr. Nerina Le Roux and her team in providing top-notch care and transformative results. Check out our previous Press Release …
The Nelson Mandela Bay Half Marathon is set for another spectacular finish which will be televised live on Supersport on Saturday, June 3. With World Athletics Elite Label road race status for the third consecutive year and incorporating the Athletics South Africa (ASA) Championships, over a thousand runners are expected to line-up at Pollok Beach, …
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development will lead a delegation to Malawi for the extradition hearing of controversial pastor Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary.
Johannesburg, May, 26, 2023: Safarilink Southern Africa is pleased to introduce its daily shuttle services that are run by experienced and knowledgeable drivers dedicated to offering passengers an enjoyable travel experience. Vehicles used are the latest models to provide luxury and comfort while traveling. Hoedspruit / OR Tambo / Hazyview Safarilink Southern Africa provides a …
As pet parents, we all want to ensure our furry companions are as healthy as possible. Besides providing them with a balanced diet and plenty of exercise, supplements can offer an extra layer of protection, especially when it comes to boosting their immune system. Just like humans, dogs can also benefit significantly from dietary supplements. …
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Madam Justice Mahube Betty Molemela as President of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) starting from 1 June.
Employment and Labour Deputy Minister Boitumelo Moloi told employers that the department has noted with concern that the agricultural and mining sector employers are employing undocumented foreign nationals.
The 1 June deadline for the US to reach a deal on its debt ceiling is fast approaching. Although talks are still in the works and the possibility of a default could cause chaos in the markets, investors seem to be confident that a deal could be reached in time. Since last week, discussions to …
As the debt ceiling agreement deadline approaches and April retail sales data in the U.S. provides hard evidence that consumers are being affected by rising prices and interest rates, shares traded lower while yields of treasury bonds rose slightly. Yesterday, US shares started to drop after Home Depot’s earnings and sales estimate disappointed the market. …
After raising rates by the expected 0.25%, the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) rhetoric points to the end of its monetary tightening cycle so it can reflect on its results and the growth of the economy. The US Federal Reserve increased interest rates by 0.25%, as anticipated, and hinted in a statement that this is likely the …
“Tenuous at best, passing the buck at worst” is the reaction from South African National Bottled Water Association CEO, Charlotte Metcalf, to a report shifting the blame for the lack of progress towards safe drinking water for all goals from the world’s governments to its bottled water industry. Metcalf was commenting on an article republished …