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22 March 2026

Zanele Muholi: Queer South African Visual Activist Cements Their Global Influence – MambaOnline – LGBTQ South Africa online | SA News

Location: News

South African queer artist and activist Zanele Muholi is the 2026 winner of the world’s largest prize for photography, the Hasselblad Award. (Photo: David Penney) South African visual activist Zanele Muholi’s celebrated work centres the lives and experiences of Black lesbians and trans people. For more than two decades Muholi has used photography to courageously …

Read moreZanele Muholi: Queer South African Visual Activist Cements Their Global Influence – MambaOnline – LGBTQ South Africa online | SA News
22 March 2026

New Digital Platform SAVET Launches to Connect South African Pet Owners with Critical Veterinary Care

Location: MyPR

PRETORIA, South Africa – A new comprehensive veterinary directory, SAVET, has officially launched in South Africa. The free digital platform is designed to help pet owners quickly locate verified veterinary clinics, specialized animal hospitals, and 24/7 emergency care facilities across all nine provinces. Finding immediate veterinary assistance during a pet medical emergency, particularly after hours …

Read moreNew Digital Platform SAVET Launches to Connect South African Pet Owners with Critical Veterinary Care
22 March 2026

South Africa’s Online Headshop Market Expands with Blom Supply Launch

Location: MyPR

Cape Town, South Africa – South Africa’s online retail landscape continues to evolve, with growing demand in niche lifestyle categories contributing to the rise of digital-first platforms. Blom Supply has entered the market with a dedicated headshop offering, providing access to a curated range of smoking accessories through a streamlined online experience. More information: https://blomsupply.co.za/headshop …

Read moreSouth Africa’s Online Headshop Market Expands with Blom Supply Launch
22 March 2026

Shocking NMB Water Waste Woes: Is the Municipality Drowning in Apathy?

Location: MyPR

South Africans and thirsty Nelson Mandela Bay residents, the numbers are in, and they paint a critical picture of Nelson Mandela Bay’s water supply. Whilst one significant dam level has increased, the biggest leak isn’t in the Western Region; it’s in our municipal infrastructure. Here are the facts: 65% of Nelson Mandela Bay’s water comes …

Read moreShocking NMB Water Waste Woes: Is the Municipality Drowning in Apathy?
22 March 2026

Michael’s Tree Felling Expands Services Into Franschhoek, Western Cape

Location: MyPR

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Michael’s Tree Felling, a Cape Town-based tree service provider, has announced the expansion of its operations into Franschhoek, extending its professional tree felling services into the Cape Winelands to support residential estates, hospitality properties, and agricultural operations. The move into Franschhoek reflects increasing demand for specialised tree care in an …

Read moreMichael’s Tree Felling Expands Services Into Franschhoek, Western Cape
22 March 2026

The reasons why value brands are thriving in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

WHEN EVERY RAND COUNTS The Star Reporter|Published 11 hours ago Copy to Clipboard Seismic consumer preference shifts are underway as a growing number of customers are becoming more discerning with their purchases, with the quest to maximise value being the primary influence of their purchasing decisions rather than the pursuit of brand loyalty and affinity, …

Read moreThe reasons why value brands are thriving in South Africa | SA News
22 March 2026

President Cyril Ramaphosa: Launch of Human Rights Day Legacy Project at Re Tlameleng Special Needs School | SA News

Location: News

Programme Director,Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie,Ministers and Deputy Ministers,Social partners,Educators and parents,Learners,Guests, Good Morning.  It is wonderful to be here with our young citizens from Re Tlameng School.  I am so proud of you all.  It is not easy to be a young person finding your way in the world. And yet you have not let …

Read morePresident Cyril Ramaphosa: Launch of Human Rights Day Legacy Project at Re Tlameleng Special Needs School | SA News
22 March 2026

Top 10 best-selling bakkies in South Africa 2026 – Buying a Car | SA News

Location: News

South Africa’s 10 best‑selling bakkies in 2026 so far (Jan–Feb) If you want to know where South Africans are putting their hard-earned bakkie money, Naamsa’s sales data is the clearest guide. Using official January and February 2026 figures, here’s how the bakkie race looks so far this year. Related: The team picks their best bakkies …

Read moreTop 10 best-selling bakkies in South Africa 2026 – Buying a Car | SA News
22 March 2026

LIV Golf – South Africa – Park and Ride SA | SA News

Location: News

Conveniently located throughout Johannesburg, park at a nearby lot and ride the shuttle directly to the LIV Golf South Africa Main Entrance. One ticket required per rider. Kids 4 & under ride for free. Location and departure details below. Montecasino: Teatro Circle, Teatro Road, opposite The Pivot Hotel Clearwater Mall: Tenant parking, outside Entrance 1, opposite Makro Melrose Arch: Corner …

Read moreLIV Golf – South Africa – Park and Ride SA | SA News
22 March 2026

South Africa’s cheapest hybrid? Suzuki Across (2026) – First Drive Review – Buying a Car | SA News

Location: News

Suzuki South Africa is currently going full steam ahead in local sales, having been in the top 3 month to month for the past 3 months. It’s no surprise, given that they’ve captured the sub-R500 000 mark so well with a lovely array of products to suit different lifestyles, you’ll capture the hearts of many. …

Read moreSouth Africa’s cheapest hybrid? Suzuki Across (2026) – First Drive Review – Buying a Car | SA News
22 March 2026

The tiny ‘cities’ booming across South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Luke Fraser  ·21 Mar 2026 Mixed-use neighbourhoods in South Africa are seeing massive price growth, with buyers and investors drawn to the amenities on offer. Mixed-use areas, which are often called a “city within a city,” have become key 15-minute neighbourhoods, where everything is within walking distance. This reduces the need for commutes, while also …

Read moreThe tiny ‘cities’ booming across South Africa | SA News
22 March 2026

Republicans’ Iran problem, Mbalula’s Russian connections and the impact of fuel price hikes | SA News

Location: News

Don’t call it a fuel crisis, but prepare to pay A truck leaves the Depots Petroliers de Fos (DPF) fuel depot and oil hub in Fos-sur-Mer, southern France, 12 March 2026. On 11 March 2026, the members of the International Energy Agency (IEA) unlocked 400 million barrels of Oil from their reserves in response to …

Read moreRepublicans’ Iran problem, Mbalula’s Russian connections and the impact of fuel price hikes | SA News
22 March 2026

Address by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Human Rights Day, Kimberley, Northern Cape | SA News

Location: News

Programme Directors,Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie,Premier of Northern Cape, Dr Zamani Saul,Ministers and Deputy Ministers,Justices of the Constitutional Court and other courts,Heads and representatives of constitutional bodies,Mayors and Councillors,Leaders of political formations,Members of the Diplomatic Corps,Leaders of civil society formations,Guests,Fellow South Africans,  Good Morning. Goeie môre. Dumelang. Sanibonani. Molweni. Avuxeni. Ndi …

Read moreAddress by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Human Rights Day, Kimberley, Northern Cape | SA News
22 March 2026

Conserve soil to preserve life | SA News

Location: News

Ramakgwale Mampholo, regional manager at the national Department of Agriculture, believes government should support emerging farmers with the relevant infrastructure to enhance soil health. Image: Nichelle Steyn – ADVERTISEMENT – Addressing about 100 guests, Ramakgwale Mampholo, North West regional manager at the national Department of Agriculture (the department), said South Africans pride themselves on being …

Read moreConserve soil to preserve life | SA News
22 March 2026

The woman who went from earning scholarships to becoming CEO of a major financial group in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas  ·21 Mar 2026 Mary Vilakazi, who financed her education through scholarships and a bursary, rose from a township to lead one of Africa’s largest financial institutions by market cap—FirstRand Group. Vilakazi first joined the group in 2018, where she served as Chief Operating Officer (COO) until her appointment as CEO in 2024. Before …

Read moreThe woman who went from earning scholarships to becoming CEO of a major financial group in South Africa | SA News
22 March 2026

The ICJ Just Reframed Climate Change as a Legal Risk For Nations

Location: News

A sweeping advisory opinion from The Hague declares climate change an urgent and existential threat and, for the first time, […]

The post The ICJ Just Reframed Climate Change As a Legal Risk for Nations appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreThe ICJ Just Reframed Climate Change as a Legal Risk For Nations
22 March 2026

South Africa’s 12 million reasons to act: The hidden cost of inaction on obesity | SA News

Location: News

South Africa faces a growing health crisis that remains largely overlooked in national policy debates. While the country has made significant progress in tackling infectious diseases such as HIV and tuberculosis, another threat is expanding quietly alongside them: obesity and the wave of chronic illnesses that follow in its wake. Around 12 million South African …

Read moreSouth Africa’s 12 million reasons to act: The hidden cost of inaction on obesity | SA News
22 March 2026

Important institution at risk of being liquidated after 234 years in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·21 Mar 2026 Founded in 1792, the South African Post Office (SAPO) is the country’s oldest institution, but it is now at serious risk of liquidation. Once a vital national service connecting people and commerce, the entity has steadily declined and is currently in business rescue, relying on government bailouts to stay afloat. …

Read moreImportant institution at risk of being liquidated after 234 years in South Africa | SA News
22 March 2026

The Spread of a New Mosquito Is Forcing a Rethink Of Malaria Strategy

Location: News

A fast spreading species once confined to South Asia is now advancing across the Horn of Africa, thriving in urban […]

The post The Spread of a New Mosquito is Forcing a Rethink of Malaria Strategy appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreThe Spread of a New Mosquito Is Forcing a Rethink Of Malaria Strategy
22 March 2026

Another sign of collapse in South Africa’s richest city | SA News

Location: News

 ·21 Mar 2026 Gauteng, the South African province that’s home to Johannesburg and the capital Pretoria, is struggling to grow, and its shift from manufacturing and mining to a services hub is deepening inequality.  That’s according to the provincial government, which said urgent action is needed to arrest the decline. In a 153-page development plan …

Read moreAnother sign of collapse in South Africa’s richest city | SA News
22 March 2026

Algorithms Have Become the New Cartel in East Africa’s Human Trafficking Network

Location: News

Data from the East and Horn of Africa Anti-Trafficking Network shows the number of Ethiopians trafficked through Kenya has doubled […]

The post Algorithms Have Become the New Cartel in East Africa’s Human Trafficking Network appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreAlgorithms Have Become the New Cartel in East Africa’s Human Trafficking Network
21 March 2026

Human Rights Month: South Africa honours its legacy of courage | SA News

Location: News

South Africans at large will commemorate Human Rights Day on Saturday, 21 March, under the theme: ‘A Legacy of Courage: Protecting Rights, Preserving Humanity’. Observed annually on 21 March since the advent of democracy, Human Rights Day marks South Africa’s progressive trajectory toward an equal, free, and open democratic society.  The day serves as a …

Read moreHuman Rights Month: South Africa honours its legacy of courage | SA News
21 March 2026

A Desert Experiment in Kenya Could  Redefine How The World Saves Biodiversity

Location: News

In the harsh volcanic landscapes of Kenya’s Marsabit County, a botanical garden tending rare aloe species has become a proving ground for […]

The post A Desert Experiment in Kenya Could  Redefine How The World Saves Biodiversity appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreA Desert Experiment in Kenya Could  Redefine How The World Saves Biodiversity
21 March 2026

Human Rights Day raises questions on progress and accountability in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

As South Africa marks Human Rights Day on 21 March, the commemoration is again drawing attention to the gap between constitutional rights and the lived conditions of many citizens, with analysts saying the day should serve both as an opportunity for remembrance and as a measure of government performance. The day, which recalls the events …

Read moreHuman Rights Day raises questions on progress and accountability in South Africa | SA News
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