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Glenrose Xaba delivered a commanding performance at the Totalsports Women’s Race Joburg, powering to victory in the 10km race at Marks Park, Emmarentia on Sunday, 16 August 2026. The South African star underlined her class on home soil, leading the field to claim top honours in the Joburg leg of the iconic Women’s Month Celebration …
Imagine a head chef in an upmarket restaurant wiping down a prep surface between services, confident it’s clean. Or a canteen supervisor spraying down counters before the lunch rush. Both believe it’s sufficient. But is it? Visible residue and food spills are easy to spot and wipe away, but the unseen, like bacteria and other …
Many organisations know more about their pipeline than the people expected to convert it. Sales leaders can see every opportunity, every conversion rate and every forecast in real time. AI is helping teams prepare for meetings, generate proposals, analyse conversations and predict outcomes with remarkable speed. So, why do some salespeople consistently outperform everyone else? …
Durban: The employee who is hardest to replace may be the one quietly holding your business together. By Arnold Muscat, Director of College Africa Group CAG Executive Question of the Week If the person who understands one of your most important business processes resigned today, could somebody else take over tomorrow? At 08:07 on a Monday …
Boksburg-born independent artist Kwanda (KayDa1st) Peterson is continuing to pursue his passion for music with the release of original songs that reflect real life, hope, and personal experiences. As an independent musician, KayDa1st has remained committed to creating meaningful music while balancing the responsibilities of everyday life and fatherhood. His goal is to inspire listeners …
After winning last month’s Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K on her South African debut, Doreen Cherop (Kenya) will be looking to claim another victory at the Absa RUN YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K on Sunday 23 August. “The 10km course was amazing and the race was very well organised. I wasn’t expecting to win. I …
Affinity Health, a leading provider of high-quality health cover, is raising awareness about the warning signs of potentially dangerous insect bites and stings. Insect bites are a common part of everyday life, especially during warmer months, but they should not always be dismissed as harmless. With World Mosquito Day (20 August) highlighting the dangers of mosquito-borne diseases …
50 years later, Melisizwe asks: what will this generation of young women do with the opportunities the youth of 1976 fought for? WHAT: RISE HER 2026, hosted by Melisizwe Social Enterprise, brings a symbolic schoolgirl from 1976 face-to-face with a Girls in STEM learner from 2026 in a live production marking 50 years since the …
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After five successful days (3 to 7 August 2026), the 65th Scottburgh August Tournament has wrapped up with hundreds of bowlers travelling to the KZN South Coast for one of the region’s most anticipated winter sporting events. The tournament was supported by Renishaw Hills and hosted across Scottburgh Bowling Club, AMBC, Widenham Bowling Club, and …
As a second time around parent to two Special Needs boys – one with mild Autism and one with ADHD deluxe I had a very rude (and earth shattering) awakening to this genre of education. My first two children excelled at traditional schools and went on to honours, masters and jobs that set them up …
Johannesburg – Cargo doesn’t go missing when it moves. It goes missing when no one is watching it move. With South African supply chains losing hundreds of millions of rand to in-transit theft, and roughly 30 to 35 truck hijackings recorded every week, the riskiest moments in any operation are the temporary ones — the …
Winter in South Africa has a way of bringing people together. Whether it’s a backyard braai around the fire, a rugby watch party, Sunday lunch with family or a milestone celebration, the colder months invite us to slow down, reconnect and make the moments together count. While the occasions may differ, one thing remains constant: …
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Helping industrial organisations improve procurement, optimise inventory, strengthen supply chain resilience and drive operational efficiency in an increasingly complex business environment. JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – As mining, manufacturing and industrial businesses continue to navigate rising costs, supply chain disruption and increasing pressure to improve operational performance, procurement and inventory management have become strategic business priorities …
Experience a trio of transformation with Zumba, Pilates and a healing sound bath. This Women’s Month, Black Rose Concepts is offering Cape Town women a reset of their body and nervous system all in one morning, with the city skyline as the backdrop. Harmony in Motion is not just another fitness event. It is carefully …
Broken Hearts & Broken Credit: The Hidden Relationship Debt Burden Plaguing SA Women When love becomes debt, Sebastien Alexanderson explores how financial abuse leaves South African women carrying broken credit and heavy repayments long after relationships end. From financing a partner’s car or business to taking loans for family emergencies, covering household expenses or using …
Choosing where and how a child should learn has rarely felt more open-ended, and as the 2026 school year moves into its third term, a growing number of South African families are questioning whether the conventional classroom is really the only path to a solid matric. Teneo Education, a South African online school, has built …
As material build-up quietly reduces effective silo capacity, organisations may be losing productivity, increasing maintenance costs and creating operational bottlenecks without even realising it. By Raymond Graham, Chief Executive Officer, Bongela Mining & Industrial Services Industrial organisations invest significant capital in expanding production capacity, upgrading equipment and improving operational performance. Yet one of the biggest …
Women’s Month arrives in August, and Top Care Women’s Clinic is using the occasion to send a clear message to women throughout Gauteng: a safe termination of pregnancy belongs in a clinic and is a genuine medical procedure, never a strip of tablets passed over at a taxi rank. Registered as a legal service provider, …
Johannesburg, South Africa: Barton Insurance Brokers is urging South African motorists to ensure they are legally licensed to tow their trailers, warning that many drivers may be unaware of the licensing requirements that apply to heavier caravans, camping trailers and off-road trailers. Following growing discussions around Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) compliance, Barton Insurance Brokers says the …
South African businesses and property managers routinely deal with a maintenance problem that can be easy to overlook: properties require many different types of services, but the need for each specialist may be occasional. A building might need cleaning one day, plumbing the next, electrical work later in the month and a handyman, painter, landscaper …
Joekels professional tea taster, Hlengiwe Gcabashe, shares the simple secrets to brewing the perfect cup of tea every time! Whether it’s your morning cup of black tea or a relaxing evening mug of Rooibos, few things are more disappointing than a cup of tea that’s just not quite right. According to Joekels’ professional tea taster …
Clearwater Mall’s Made in India Market is back for a third instalment, running from 8 to 23 August in the Upper Mall Level Parking Area. First launched in August last year and back again this March, the market returns with the smell of sizzling Indian street food, racks of colourful fashion and stalls of handmade …