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2 July 2026

Franschhoek Is Famous for Wine. Three Kilometres Down the Road, It’s Famous for Something Else.

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Hey Joe Brewing Co. invites visitors to discover Belgian-style beer brewed in a 1961 copper brewhouse, one of only three of its kind in the world. Franschhoek’s reputation is built on wine, and rightly so. But three kilometres outside the village, on the same site as the @Franschhoek Hotel (yup, that @ is part of …

Read moreFranschhoek Is Famous for Wine. Three Kilometres Down the Road, It’s Famous for Something Else.
2 July 2026

Egypt Issues $500 Million Samurai Bond with AfDB Backing

Location: News

Egypt has issued 80 billion Japanese yen ($500 million) in sustainability-linked samurai bonds backed by a partial credit guarantee from […]

Read moreEgypt Issues $500 Million Samurai Bond with AfDB Backing
1 July 2026

Specialist Dietitian Outlines Why Heart Health Matters at Every Age

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Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains one of South Africa’s leading health concerns, accounting for nearly one in three deaths nationally, with many cases linked to preventable lifestyle factors. Alarmingly, around 80% of cardiovascular-related deaths occur in people younger than 65, highlighting the growing need for South Africans to prioritise heart health far earlier in life. As …

Read moreSpecialist Dietitian Outlines Why Heart Health Matters at Every Age
1 July 2026

OMODA Gears up for the Hollywoodbets Durban July 2026 With an Electrifying Entertainment Lineup

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The countdown to one of South Africa’s most glamorous and anticipated events, the “Njalos” at the Hollywoodbets Durban July 2026, has officially begun. Makubenjalo, in partnership with Martell and OMODA, set the stage ablaze with an exciting announcement of its entertainment lineup during a lavish launch event in Soweto this past weekend. Returning to Greyville …

Read moreOMODA Gears up for the Hollywoodbets Durban July 2026 With an Electrifying Entertainment Lineup
1 July 2026

Investors Are Looking for Stronger Yields and Lower Rental Risks

Location: MyPR

The early response to Bryanston Country Estate has already shown there is demand for well-positioned residential product in this part of Johannesburg. The more interesting question now is what kind of apartment offering investors are willing to back. Early demand for the broader development saw 91 house units reserved within eight hours of launch, with …

Read moreInvestors Are Looking for Stronger Yields and Lower Rental Risks
1 July 2026

Is Network Marketing Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Public Relations?

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As someone working in public relations and corporate communications, I often find myself thinking about the things we spend so much time perfecting. We obsess over brand consistency, visual identity, messaging frameworks, pixel-perfect posters, polished campaigns, and strategic communication plans. These things matter. They always will. But lately, I’ve been asking myself a difficult question: …

Read moreIs Network Marketing Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Public Relations?
1 July 2026

Turning Trash into Opportunities: Waste RDI Roadmap Delivers Results

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Pretoria, South Africa — A decade-long investment in waste research and innovation is paying off, with the Department of Science and Innovation’s Waste RDI Roadmap showing strong results in human capital development. Hosted by the CSIR, the programme has supported academic candidates in waste management research between 2015 and 2025, creating measurable impact in skills …

Read moreTurning Trash into Opportunities: Waste RDI Roadmap Delivers Results
1 July 2026

OPINION: Should We Trust AI With Humanitarian Aid?

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In a Rohingya camp in Bangladesh, Razia was wrongly struck from a food register. Her chatbot investigated and reinstated her […]

Read moreOPINION: Should We Trust AI With Humanitarian Aid?
1 July 2026

What Does A MyPR Media Monitoring Report Look Like?

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This is a question that we recently asked AI to answer for us. And the results were all positive in intent (only one neutral sentiment) and solid reach for the small sample. Based on recent data from late June 2026, the platform continues to capture highly diverse distributions across multiple sectors. Here is a curated …

Read moreWhat Does A MyPR Media Monitoring Report Look Like?
1 July 2026

Engineering Excellence Begins With Quality Materials: SAPPMA Highlights the Vital Partnership Between Piping Material Engineers, Quality Manufacturing and Standards Compliance

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The success of any piping system depends on sound engineering, robust technical specifications, quality manufacturing and proper installation. Whether supplying drinking water to communities, supporting mining operations or serving industrial facilities, the long-term performance of plastic piping systems relies on every component meeting the highest standards of quality and compliance. Piping Material Engineers play a …

Read moreEngineering Excellence Begins With Quality Materials: SAPPMA Highlights the Vital Partnership Between Piping Material Engineers, Quality Manufacturing and Standards Compliance
1 July 2026

‘A test of law and order’: South Africa braces for June 30 protests | SA News

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Lilita Gcwabe|Published 3 days ago Ask AI 5min The planned demonstrations, driven by anti-illegal immigration movements including March and March, follow weeks of mobilisation around a self-declared deadline for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa. While organisers have framed the campaign as a call for immigration enforcement, the government, analysts, and civil society organisations …

Read more‘A test of law and order’: South Africa braces for June 30 protests | SA News
1 July 2026

STATEMENT BY PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ON REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS IN SOUTH AFRICA | SA News

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We have the tools to end TB. But is our health system organised and financed in a way that allows those tools to reach the people who need them most. Gauteng: When Mphonyana Mtamane arrived at Zola Clinic… Business Day: A leading financial newspaper that provides insights into the South African economy and business landscape. …

Read moreSTATEMENT BY PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ON REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS IN SOUTH AFRICA | SA News
1 July 2026

Sangari Appointed Reseller of Engino STEM Education Solutions

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Sangari South Africa has been appointed an official reseller of Engino, a STEM and robotics education system designed for schools. “The partnership brings Engino’s modular building kits, robotic controllers, curriculum resources and specialised software to primary and secondary schools across South Africa. Engino solutions target learners from late primary through secondary levels, with particular relevance …

Read moreSangari Appointed Reseller of Engino STEM Education Solutions
1 July 2026

In photos: Thousands march against illegal immigration across South Africa | SA News

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Thousands of protesters gather in the Johannesburg CBD. Photo: Ihsaan Haffejee Demonstrations against illegal immigration on Tuesday morning drew large crowds in Durban, Johannesburg and Pretoria, and smaller crowds in other parts of the country. Tuesday marked the 30 June “deadline” set by the anti-immigration movement March and March for the government to act against …

Read moreIn photos: Thousands march against illegal immigration across South Africa | SA News
1 July 2026

Mashatu Enters Peak Dry Season Game Viewing in Botswana’s Tuli Wilderness

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As the southern African winter settles over the Northern Tuli, Mashatu’s 42,000-hectare reserve moves into its clearest, most rewarding months for watching wildlife in the open. It is June 2026, and the remote eastern corner of Botswana where the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers meet has slipped fully into the dry season. The grasses have thinned, …

Read moreMashatu Enters Peak Dry Season Game Viewing in Botswana’s Tuli Wilderness
1 July 2026

What South Africa’s anti-migration fury keeps getting wrong | SA News

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Every wave of anti-immigrant sentiment or discontent around the globe carries an implicit economic claim that foreigners are taking away jobs, committing crimes, draining public services and hollowing out local livelihoods. In South Africa, those claims were sharpened with a cruel and concrete threat of eviction by 30 June. It might be worth pausing on …

Read moreWhat South Africa’s anti-migration fury keeps getting wrong | SA News
1 July 2026

South Africa 0-1 Canada: ‘The referee’s unfair to Bafana Bafana; Why is Hugo Broos not sacked yet? Disappointing match, playing like amateurs in Spanish Second Division’ | Goal.com South Africa | SA News

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With a Round of 16 spot on the line, both sides gave everything in a fiercely contested battle for qualification. But ultimately, it proved to be a heart-breaking day for South Africa, as their journey came to a disappointing end after an added time goal for Canada saw the co-hosts progress to the next round. …

Read moreSouth Africa 0-1 Canada: ‘The referee’s unfair to Bafana Bafana; Why is Hugo Broos not sacked yet? Disappointing match, playing like amateurs in Spanish Second Division’ | Goal.com South Africa | SA News
1 July 2026

2026-06 – Blaming migrants ignores the real causes of South Africa’s economic crisis | SA News

Location: News

29 June 2026 – Justin Visagie and Ruth Castel-Branco The economic and social conditions in which anti-migrant sentiment has exploded in South Africa include high joblessness and a collapse of government services. South Africa is in the midst of its most significant anti-immigrant mobilisation in years. The emergence of the March and March movement, calls …

Read more2026-06 – Blaming migrants ignores the real causes of South Africa’s economic crisis | SA News
1 July 2026

Snow on the radar for South Africa and Lesotho at the start of July | SA News

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By Staff WriterPublished: 28 June 2026 This forecast covers: Wed 01 Jul – Fri 03 Jul Snowfall is possible from late on Wednesday through to the early hours of Friday morning as per the map, with the main snow day being Thursday. Note the zoomed-in maps at the bottom of this page that show more …

Read moreSnow on the radar for South Africa and Lesotho at the start of July | SA News
1 July 2026

30 June demonstrations conclude relatively peacefully | SA News

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Apart from sporadic incidents of looting, including a break-in at a tuckshop in the eThekwini metro’s township of Hammarsdale, the main march in Durban proceeded peacefully.  A crowd of more than 15 000 marches gathered, without incident, in the Durban CBD. Comprising mainly young people who had been bused from various townships around the city, …

Read more30 June demonstrations conclude relatively peacefully | SA News
1 July 2026

DA congratulates the Proteas Women on making South Africa proud | SA News

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) extends its heartfelt congratulations to the Proteas Women for their outstanding performances on the international stage, making every South African proud. The Proteas Women have once again shown why they are among the world’s leading cricket teams. Their resilience, skill and commitment have booked them a spot in the semi-final of …

Read moreDA congratulates the Proteas Women on making South Africa proud | SA News
1 July 2026

A guide to South Africa’s 12 childhood vaccines | SA News

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A guide to South Africa’s 12 childhood vaccines South Africa’s national immunisation programme offers free vaccines to all children in the country. (Photo: Manuel Sanchez/Unsplash) News & Features 1st July 2026 | Catherine Tomlinson There are 12 childhood vaccines in wide use in South Africa. This guide unpacks what you need to know about each …

Read moreA guide to South Africa’s 12 childhood vaccines | SA News
1 July 2026

South Africa’s broadband future is being decided in orbit, not in Pretoria | SA News

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A Starlink terminal in the remote Kalahari. Image: Jannie van Zyl On Monday, South Africa’s communications regulator gave prospective satellite operators an unusually candid piece of advice: if you want to run a constellation service such as Starlink in this country, do not expect a new network licence from us – go and buy one …

Read moreSouth Africa’s broadband future is being decided in orbit, not in Pretoria | SA News
1 July 2026

Working together for cleaner air in South Africa | SA News

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By Bernice SwartsThe Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) is concluding National Environment Month with a renewed commitment to strengthening collaboration among all three spheres of government, government entities, the private sector, research institutions, academia and civil society to tackle pollution and improve South Africa’s air quality. This commitment is one of the …

Read moreWorking together for cleaner air in South Africa | SA News
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