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We had the privilege of hosting former South African Olympic paddler Cyprian Ngidi this past weekend, who ran a slalom paddling course from Friday afternoon through to Sunday. While the primary focus was on the four paddlers selected to represent South Africa in Poland this July—Jayden Davis and David Dent (Treverton), Hannah Trower (TWC), and …
BulkSMS and Kero unite SMS, WhatsApp for Business and RCS for Business into one intelligent messaging ecosystem Celerity, the global messaging group behind BulkSMS and Kero, will exhibit at London Tech Week 2026, bringing a comprehensive deep-dive into the Rich Business Messaging landscape for enterprise brands navigating the rapid convergence of SMS, WhatsApp for Business …
Owame Mapedi Named Among 12 Global Fellows Selected from Hundreds of Applicants Across 10 Countries The ACA and Effie South Africa are proud to announce that Owame Mapedi, a 3rd and final year BCom Marketing Management student at University of Johannesburg (UJ), has been selected as a Effie LIONS Foundation 2026 Voices of the Future …
Stretching across three countries, the Stampriet Artesian Basin is one of the largest aquifers in southern Africa and the only permanent source of drinking water and farm irrigation in one of the driest parts of the sub-continent. This is an area characterised by several dry river beds that only flow briefly during heavy rainstorms. Underground …
Tobacco use remains one of the world’s leading preventable causes of illness and death. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it claims more than 8 million lives each year, including around 1.3 million non-smokers exposed to second-hand smoke. Millions of young people aged 13 to 15 are already using tobacco products, raising serious concerns …
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Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas ·17 May 2026 Although the city of Johannesburg is widely referenced as a city of possibilities, property growth data shows signs of negative sales and years of decay. “Within Johannesburg and in Pretoria, there are pockets where there is great activity and places to invest, but overall there’s still a bit of a …
As Kenya moves to extend value-added tax to digital payment platforms, including mobile money systems that underpin everyday commerce, is […]
The post Kenya’s Push to Overtax Digital Payments Sparks Fintech Backlash Fears appeared first on Impact Newswire.
TAJ Cape Town recently played host to the eagerly anticipated annual Winemakers’ Lunch, a highlight on the Reaching for Young Stars calendar, now proudly in its 18th year. Held in the magnificent Bombay Brasserie, the occasion brought together some of South Africa’s most celebrated winemakers alongside young beverage students, offering a rare and enriching opportunity …
By Liezel Jonkheid, Founder and Director, Consumer Psychology Lab In the years since I founded the Consumer Psychology Lab, I have sat with hundreds of leadership teams who are genuinely frustrated. They have invested significantly in what they believe is ‘customer experience’. They have the platforms, the dashboards, the automation tools, the AI-assisted workflows. They …
Nco Dube|Published 14 hours ago Copy to Clipboard There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a country when a long story reaches its final chapter. It is not the silence of peace, nor the silence of defeat. It is the silence of reckoning. South Africa is entering that silence now as the …
Story audio is generated using AI South African filmmakers are making a strong impression at this year’s 79th Cannes International Film Festival in France, as African storytelling gains significant prominence at the world’s most prestigious film festival. While African cinema has long featured at Cannes, this year signals a shift, with filmmakers from the continent …
David Robert Lewis|Published 16 hours ago Copy to Clipboard NATIONAL TREASURY’S draft capital flow regulations contain a definition of “crypto asset” so broad it would capture green energy certificates, governance tokens, and loyalty points. Here’s why that matters – and what needs to change. There is a particular type of odious regulatory error that is …
Malcolm Libera ·17 May 2026 Criminals are always on the lookout for easy opportunities, and experts have warned that solar panels and gas bottles are among the top on the list of items being stolen from properties in South Africa. Guardian Eye managing director Rodney Taylor has warned that organised criminal syndicates are targeting solar …
By Marcus MolokoPhotos: GCIS Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane has delivered South Africa’s country statement at the 13th Session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13), currently underway at the Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan. The forum, convened by UN-Habitat, is the world’s premier conference on sustainable urbanisation, bringing together governments, civil society, and private sector …
From busy intersections to residential streets, potholes remain a growing problem across Johannesburg. Yolanda Mdzeke/News24 Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial. Dive into a world of inspiration, learning, and empowerment. You can only trial once. Tech Hubs: …
An amount of R12.3 billion has been allocated to infrastructure grants to fund 70 bulk water projects and 341 water services initiatives across all provinces, as government intensifies efforts to stabilise struggling municipal systems. Presenting the Budget Vote for the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) in Parliament on Friday, Minister Pemmy Majodina announced that …
Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas ·17 May 2026 South Africa is home to over 20 public universities, with tuition fees varying according to each university’s policies, the program type, and the course duration. According to the latest ranking from Times Higher Education for 2026, 13 of these universities are recognised among the world’s top tertiary institutions. This ranking …
Malcolm Libera ·17 May 2026 South African employers are being warned to prepare for increased scrutiny as authorities intensify inspections of businesses employing foreign nationals. This was highlighted in a recent case outlined by Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH), which underscored both labour and immigration risks businesses face. Employment experts and senior associates, Lee Masuku and …
As global central banks pause to assess how the Iran war will ripple through energy, food and fertilizer markets, Zambia […]
The post Bank of Zambia Cuts Rates Again Despite Iran War Risks appeared first on Impact Newswire.
On the field, football has the power to bring cultural unity. But crackdowns on immigrants and soaring costs will make it more difficult to attend.
Midrand has firmly established itself as the economic heart of Gauteng. Strategically positioned between Johannesburg and Pretoria, it plays host to massive corporate parks, sprawling multi-story headquarters, and bustling commercial hubs like Waterfall City and Grand Central. For facility managers and operations directors overseeing large office environments in this region, maintaining a pristine workspace is …
Paying for goods, services, bills, school fees, rent, fines, and monthly accounts is part of normal life. People want payment steps that are clear, fast, and safe. Businesses want the money to reach the right account, with fewer errors and less admin. This is where a proper payment setup can make a big difference. A …
Buying music gear can feel like a big step for anyone who wants to start playing or producing sound. Options run wide, from full-size instruments to small bits of kit that plug into a laptop. Picking the right gear makes a real difference to how much fun you get out of playing. The gear you …