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27 May 2026

Why Certified Security Infrastructure Is Becoming Essential in South Africa’s Mining Sector

Location: MyPR

Certified security infrastructure is becoming increasingly important in South Africa’s mining sector as operators seek to improve safety, protect critical assets and ensure operational continuity in high-risk environments. According to Damian Judge, independently tested and certified security solutions provide greater reliability, safety and resilience for demanding mining applications. South Africa’s mining industry operates in one …

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27 May 2026

What to Expect From a POS System in Day-to-Day Operations

Location: MyPR

Most business owners know they need a POS system. But there’s a gap between knowing you need one and understanding what it actually does for you once it’s set up. If you’ve been running on cash-only or a basic card reader, switching to a proper system can feel like a big step. This blog breaks …

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27 May 2026

Which Machine for Which Task: A Practical Guide to Plant Hire in Johannesburg and Pretoria

Location: MyPR

Construction projects in Gauteng move fast, and delays caused by having the wrong machine on site are entirely avoidable. The problem is that most project managers and site owners are not machine specialists. They know they need plant, but they are not always sure which plant, and they do not always know the questions to …

Read moreWhich Machine for Which Task: A Practical Guide to Plant Hire in Johannesburg and Pretoria
27 May 2026

Bulk Earthworks: What It Actually Means and How to Scope Your Project Before Getting Quotes

Location: MyPR

Most people hear the word “earthworks” and picture a few guys with spades and a small excavator tidying up a site. Bulk earthworks is a different beast entirely. The word “bulk” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that phrase, and understanding what it means changes how you plan a project, how you budget …

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27 May 2026

When to Hire a Crushing Plant Instead of Carting Material off Site

Location: MyPR

Every construction project produces waste material. Concrete slabs, masonry rubble, rock from excavations, reclaimed road base, it all has to go somewhere. The default approach on most sites is to load it into trucks and cart it off to a crusher or a landfill. This is simple and familiar, but it’s rarely the cheapest or …

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27 May 2026

How BBBEE Ratings Affect Your Ability to Win Government Contracts

Location: MyPR

If your business is chasing government tenders or large corporate supply chains in South Africa, your BBBEE rating is not a box-ticking exercise. It is a hard commercial filter. Buyers evaluate suppliers on price, track record, and compliance, and in the public sector, compliance can disqualify you from the running before anyone looks at your …

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27 May 2026

Why Every Workplace Needs a Spill Kit on Site

Location: MyPR

A liquid spill at work might not seem like a big deal until it happens. One moment you’re going about your day, the next there’s oil, chemicals, or some other harmful substance spreading across the floor. Without the right tools to clean it up, a small spill can become a safety risk, an environmental issue, …

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27 May 2026

What You Need to Know about Drip Trays for Your Workplace

Location: MyPR

If you work with oils, chemicals, or any kind of liquid that could leak from machinery or storage containers, you’ve probably dealt with the mess that follows. A slow drip from a hydraulic line, a drum that seeps from the bottom, a generator that leaks diesel overnight. These are the kinds of things that create …

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27 May 2026

How One Bag of Glass Can Change Your Day

Location: MyPR

Johannesburg, South Africa – Did you know that the empty glass bottles and jars people throw away every day could help put money in your pocket? Across South Africa, glass recycling is creating practical earning opportunities for collectors and supporting a growing network of buy-back centres (BBCs) that form an important part of the recycling …

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27 May 2026

SAMED Calls for Urgent Action as Gauteng Health Supplier Debt Crisis Reaches Critical Point

Location: MyPR

The South African Medical Technology Industry Association (SAMED) has called for urgent and measurable action to resolve the escalating supplier debt crisis within Gauteng’s public health system, warning that continued delays in payments and procurement failures are placing both healthcare delivery and supplier sustainability at serious risk. The call comes ahead of the Gauteng Department …

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27 May 2026

Why Eye Wash Stations Matter More Than You Think

Location: MyPR

If you work in a factory, a lab, a warehouse, or anywhere that uses chemicals, you have probably walked past an eye wash station without giving it much thought. Most people do. It sits there on the wall or near a workbench, and nobody pays attention to it until the day something goes wrong. And …

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27 May 2026

What Composite Decking Actually Is

Location: MyPR

If you have been looking at options for a new outdoor deck, you have probably come across composite decking at some point. It is a building material made from a mix of wood fibres and plastic polymers, pressed together under high heat and pressure. The result is a board that looks and feels like timber …

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27 May 2026

How to Find the Right Treatment Centre for Addiction

Location: MyPR

When someone is struggling with addiction, the first thing they or their family usually does is search for rehab near me. It is a simple search, but the number of results can feel overwhelming. There are hundreds of facilities across the country, and not all of them offer the same standard of care. Searching for …

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27 May 2026

South Africa Delays AI Policy to 2027 After Draft Scandal Over Fake References

Location: News

South Africa is targeting January 2027 for the release of a revised national artificial intelligence policy after authorities withdrew an […]

The post South Africa Delays AI Policy To 2027 After Draft Scandal Over Fake References appeared first on Impact Newswire.

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27 May 2026

Dariel Urges Businesses to Evolve Security Policies for the AI Era

Location: MyPR

Dariel urges organisations to evolve existing security and governance frameworks rather than treating AI as an entirely new challenge. According to Wayne Yan, responsible AI adoption requires disciplined governance, controlled permissions and strong accountability to protect trust and reduce risk. The future of AI adoption lies in disciplined execution, governance, and responsible implementation rather than …

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27 May 2026

Lamine Yamal, Trevor Noah, Lady Gaga Share Their Favourite Pokémon

Location: Entertainment, MyPR

For 30 years, Pokémon has given fans something to collect, battle, trade, watch, wear and love. But for its milestone anniversary, the global campaign cuts straight to the question that has probably started more playground debates, card shop conversations and family arguments than any other: What’s Your Favourite? The campaign launched with serious star power, …

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27 May 2026

Partial and Selective Demolition: When You Only Want Part of a Structure Removed

Location: MyPR

Not every demolition job involves bringing down a whole building. A large proportion of demolition work in South Africa involves taking out part of a structure while leaving the rest standing and in good condition. This is called partial or selective demolition, and it requires a different approach from a full knock-down. The skill involved …

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27 May 2026

Mbeki says apartheid-era agents to blame for ANC decline | SA News

Location: News

CAPE TOWN – Former president Thabo Mbeki claims that the ANC is heavily infiltrated by the apartheid intelligence services.  Mbeki was speaking at a town hall discussion with high school pupils and university students in Cape Town The students took the opportunity to ask him a myriad of questions about the current state of South …

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27 May 2026

The First 48 Hours After a Weather Catastrophe Could Determine Your Claims Outcome

Location: MyPR

The importance of early claims notification In the aftermath of the severe storms and floods that battered the Eastern and Western Cape, homeowners and businesses are facing the difficult process of assessing damage, salvaging property and navigating insurance claims. While the full extent of losses is still unfolding, one important lesson is already clear, early …

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27 May 2026

The echoes of 1976: South Africa’s youth rise for accountability | SA News

Location: News

Disclaimer first: let me be clear – I am a Pan-Africanist. When people say history repeats itself, I see traces of that in what is happening in South Africa today. In 1976, the youth of this country had become “gatvol” of the oppression imposed by the apartheid government. Fifty years later, three young men from …

Read moreThe echoes of 1976: South Africa’s youth rise for accountability | SA News
27 May 2026

How to Scope a Mobile App Project Before You Approach a Developer

Location: MyPR

Most people who want to build a mobile app make the same mistake. They walk into a meeting with app developers with a vague idea and expect the developer to figure out the details. What usually happens is the quote comes back too high, the timelines feel unrealistic, and the whole thing stalls before it …

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27 May 2026

War is brewing in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·26 May 2026 South Africa is facing growing tensions over illegal immigration, with civil society organisations and community groups warning that the country could see further unrest if the situation is not brought under control. The concern follows a series of protests, confrontations and allegations of intimidation targeting foreign nationals in parts of …

Read moreWar is brewing in South Africa | SA News
27 May 2026

Abu Dhabi Fund for Development Monitors Progress of Key Development Projects in Africa

Location: MyPR

92% completion rate for the rehabilitation of the “Sokodé – Bassar” Road in Togo 80% completion rate for road infrastructure development in Madagascar 45% completion rate for the “Minna – Bida” Road Project in Nigeria Al Suwaidi: Embodying the Fund’s role as an extension of the UAE’s vision in creating sustainable development impact Abu Dhabi, …

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27 May 2026

Minister McKenzie dissolves the Council of the National Arts Council of South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Minister McKenzie dissolves the Council of the National Arts Council of South Africa The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie, MP, has today exercised his statutory authority under section 5(5) of the National Arts Council Act 56 of 1997, as amended, to dissolve the Council of the National Arts Council of South …

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