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In tough economic times, it is difficult for Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) in the Early Childhood Development (ECD) space to raise sufficient funds to assist South Africa’s most vulnerable citizens. Six organizations in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) – Zero2Five Trust, LETCEE, Lulamaphiko, Midlands Community College, Singakwenza and Thanda- are joining hands. They will create the country’s very first …

Health care plays an important part in daily life. Many people need quick access to medical help for common illnesses, check-ups, or small injuries. When someone searches for a clinic near me, the goal is simple. They want a place nearby where they can speak to a medical professional and receive proper care. Local clinics …

The free, weekend-long pop-up market brings secondhand and vintage shopping to Centre Court from 27 to 29 March CapeGate Shopping Centre will host the Autumn Edition of CG Thrift Fest from 27 to 29 March 2026 – a free, weekend-long pop-up market at Centre Court featuring pre-loved, secondhand and vintage goods from a range of independent …

From near closure to national inspiration, Bopasenatla Secondary School in Soweto receives a future-focused technology makerspace from Regent Business School In a corner of Soweto, where resilience often outpaces resources, a story of revival is gaining new momentum. Bopasenatla Secondary School, once on the brink of closure, is now the latest beneficiary of Regent Business …

Lloyd Madurai, Founder and Managing Director of HOT 102.7FM, has been reappointed to the prestigious Grand Jury of the New York Festivals Radio Awards, one of the world’s most influential judging panels in audio storytelling. Madurai returns to the global panel as one of more than 100 leading audio professionals from 20 countries selected to …

There was a time when people stuffed banknotes into mattresses, books and biscuit tins because they didn’t trust the banks. Bankers saw it as “dead money.” Today the mattress has become a bank account, but in rands. Money is parked onshore, waiting for a “perfect” rate, while the real growth happens offshore. The same investors …

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) wishes to reiterate that its appeal was ever aimed at contesting the sporting merit or performance of the teams involved in this tournament, but solely to ensure the proper enforcement of competition regulations. The federation reaffirms its commitment to respecting the regulations, ensuring the clarity of the competitive framework …

South African window treatment specialist releases three practical articles helping homeowners and businesses get more from their glass across Cape Town and Gauteng. CAPE TOWN AND GAUTENG – Window Art, a leading vinyl frosting company in South Africa with over 18 years of experience, has published a series of three new articles addressing the most …

As global water systems face mounting pressure from climate change, population growth and ageing infrastructure, engineering expertise and cross-sector collaboration are becoming essential to securing reliable water services. Ahead of World Water Day on 22 March, experts from global infrastructure leader AECOM emphasise that strengthening water resilience requires integrated planning, sustained infrastructure investment and greater …

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The escalating conflict in the Middle East is not only a geopolitical crisis, it is a direct economic risk for South African households. According to Thys van Zyl, CEO of Everest Advisory Services, the impact of international conflict is already filtering through to local economic realities. “We are already seeing the first signs of an …

Work-life balance is quietly clocking out. In its place comes a way of working that actually reflects how people live, with meetings, school runs, errands and coffee breaks sharing the same daylight hours. When work happens where life already unfolds, the day feels lighter, teams stay focused and productivity follows without the pressure. This is …

As the world craves stillness, Africa’s premier design event answers with a theme built around sensory comfort, and the beauty of ease. Decorex Africa has long reflected how we live, and where we are heading next. For 2026, the continent’s leading design platform introduces The Soft Life, a theme that marks the next phase in …

By Merilynn Steenkamp, Managing Director, Southern Africa, Multi-Country Network, Roche Diagnostics Across South Africa, women play a central role in sustaining economic activity. They lead classrooms, staff hospital wards, run small businesses, work in agriculture, build enterprises and manage households. In many communities, they are the primary earners and the primary caregivers.1 In March, as …

Cape Town – The Glass Recycling Company (TGRC) recently hosted a Buyback Centre (BBC) and business management bootcamp in Khayelitsha, aimed at strengthening the entrepreneurial capacity of glass collectors and increasing the number and sustainability of buyback centres operating across Cape Town and the Western Cape. Held at the Isivivana Centre in Khayelitsha, the workshop …

Low-income South Africans owe up to 8 times their income as debt becomes a tool for survival amid rising costs. Sebastien Alexanderson unpacks NDA’s latest consumer report. As of the 2025/26 financial year, debt levels among some South Africans have reached up to 28 times their monthly income, pointing to a widening gap between earnings …

ABB Electrification is driving Africa’s transition to smarter, more sustainable cities through its suite of integrated technologies designed to improve energy efficiency, resilience, and connectivity across urban infrastructure. With rapid urbanisation placing new demands on power, mobility, and digital infrastructure, ABB’s smart city solutions offer a blueprint for sustainable development, from intelligent buildings and reliable …

As Global Money Week (16–22 March) shines a spotlight on financial literacy worldwide, millions of South Africans working in the gig economy face a very real challenge: income may be flexible, but financial planning still needs structure. From freelance designers and tutors to plumbers, drivers and digital assistants, gig work has become a lifeline for …

Pretoria-based custom bridal studio breaks down six key silhouettes and design movements South African brides need to know this year. PRETORIA, South Africa — Champagne Kisses, a bespoke bridal and formalwear boutique based in Pretoria, has published a new style guide exploring the wedding dress trends defining 2026 bridal fashion and how each one translates …

The Southern African Vinyls Association (SAVA) has reported strong progress in PVC recycling and product stewardship, with the organisation exceeding national recycling targets for post-consumer PVC packaging despite increasingly difficult conditions facing the recycling sector in South Africa. During Year 4 (2025) of its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programme, SAVA’s recycling partners collectively recycled 587,902.48 …

Why Roof Maintenance Is Often Overlooked Pretoria: Buildings rely on many structural components to function properly, but few are as important as the roof. Acting as the first line of defense against the elements, a roof protects everything inside a building from rain, heat, wind, and moisture. Connoisseur Roofs understands that despite its importance, roofs …

New resource addresses the structural challenge of maintaining consistent facility standards across regional corporate footprints. Atterbury, a leading South African property development, investment, and management company, has published a practical guide for Operations Directors responsible for corporate facilities across multiple regions. The article examines why operational consistency is harder to sustain than it looks, and …

Johannesburg is a big city with a lot of moving parts, and finding a place to live here takes a bit more thought than just picking something that looks good in photos. Rent prices vary a lot depending on the area, the building, what’s included, and how close you are to main roads and public …

When a car engine gives up, most people go through the same stages. First there’s denial – maybe it just needs a service. Then comes the mechanic visit, the long face, and the quote that makes your stomach drop. At that point, the decision gets real. Do you scrap the car, buy something else, or …