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As we move into the new year, we do so with optimism and energy to deliver impact through Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Legislation. 2025 has seen a number of debates surrounding B-BBEE Legislation, some positive, some negative. It has been a year where B-BBEE Legislation has come under spotlight in various ways. The year …

Why Spotless Whites Will Remain Hospitality’s Gold Standard in 2026 From crisp hotel bed linen to spotless tablecloths and fluffy towels, white has become the universal language of hospitality. It’s such a familiar sight that most guests scarcely notice it. Yet, behind white linen and towels lies centuries of history, symbolism and operational intent. How …

Cape Town, South Africa, January 2026, Amarantine Travels has reaffirmed its long-standing approach to women-only travel for 2026, placing intention, emotional support, and thoughtful journey design at the centre of every experience. While these principles have always guided Amarantine Travels, growing demand now reflects a wider shift in how women are choosing to travel. Increasingly, …

Quality sleep serves as a cornerstone of athletic performance, yet many athletes overlook how their mattress choice impacts recovery, injury prevention, and competitive outcomes. Bed King, South Africa’s leading sleep technology retailer, examines how modular bed systems address the evolving needs of athletes at every training stage. Research consistently shows that sleep quality directly influences …

Accidents happen. A container tips over. A hose comes loose. A drum gets punctured during transport. Within seconds, liquid is spreading across the floor, and everyone nearby is scrambling to figure out what to do. These moments can be stressful, but they do not have to turn into disasters. Being prepared makes all the difference …

Property owners across South Africa are turning to wooden structures as a practical way to add space and value to their homes. Whether you need extra storage, a place for security staff, or a playhouse for your children, there are options to suit every need and budget. A Wendy house offers a simple solution that …

A splash of acid. A burst of dust. A spray of chemicals that was not expected. In workplaces where hazardous substances are handled, eye injuries can happen in a split second. The difference between minor irritation and permanent damage often comes down to how quickly the eyes get flushed with clean water. Seconds matter when …

More South Africans are making the switch to electric cars. The reasons vary from person to person. Some want to cut their fuel bills. Others like the quiet, smooth ride. Many are thinking about air quality and the environment. Whatever the motivation, buying an electric vehicle is just the first step. The next question is …

South African households are filling up with more gadgets than ever before. From devices that keep the lights on during load shedding to toys that get kids moving outdoors, there is a lot to choose from. Online shopping South Africa has made it easy to browse thousands of products from the couch and have them …

Addiction affects thousands of South African families. It does not care about income, education, or background. A person struggling with substance abuse might be a teenager, a parent, a professional, or a retiree. The grip of addiction is powerful, and breaking free usually requires more than willpower alone. Professional help gives people the tools and …

Australian backyards are made for outdoor living. Weekend barbecues, morning coffees in the sun, and evenings watching the kids play are all part of life here. A good deck extends the living space outside, creating a spot for all these moments. But choosing the right decking material makes a big difference to how much enjoyment …

Every car has a lifespan. Some last longer than others, but at some point, repairs become too expensive and keeping the vehicle on the road stops making sense. When the cost to fix a car is more than what it’s worth, many owners start asking themselves: where can I sell my car with mechanical problems? …

Leaks and drips are a fact of life in workshops, factories, and storage areas. Machinery sweats oil. Drums weep at the seams. Containers get knocked and start to seep. These small releases might seem harmless at first, but they add up quickly. Before long, the floor is slick and stained. The smell of chemicals hangs …

Botswana sits in the heart of southern Africa, a landlocked country where wild spaces still dominate. Unlike many places where wildlife areas feel crowded with tourists, Botswana has taken a different path. The government limits visitor numbers to protect the environment, which means those who do visit get a more private, authentic experience. Elephants roam …

At a Glance – November 2025 Car Sales Used Cars Sales: 33,705 (-6.5% MoM, -3.6% YoY) Average price: R410,620 (+7.1% MoM) Top seller: Volkswagen Polo (1,482 units) Trend: The used car market remains steady despite a softer November. Buyer activity suggests a healthy demand supported by competitive year-end dealer promotions. New Cars Sales: 39,158 (-1.24% …

The next era of Out-of-Home (OOH) media has landed in South Africa as Provantage announces a new collaboration with leading OOH advertising technology provider Broadsign. The move unifies the group’s digital and static operations within one future-ready ecosystem powered by the Broadsign Platform. With this agreement, Provantage, one of the continent’s largest Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) …

There was a time when the best seat in the house was just a soft armchair near the fireplace. Times have changed. People now want more from their furniture. They want seats that move with them, support their bodies, and help them rest properly after a full day of work or running around with the …

The Institute for Internal Communication Africa (IFICA) has announced that its Founding President, Adesh Chetram, has chosen to step down in his operational capacity and will join IFICA’s Advisory Board. Demonstrating continuity of leadership and the vision of IFICA, Machine’s Director of Specialist Content & Communication Sarah Browning-de Villiers, who currently serves on IFICA’s Advisory …

Spending time in a hospital or clinic is rarely pleasant. Patients deal with worry, discomfort, and long waits. The last thing anyone needs is a chair that makes things worse. Yet seating is often overlooked when healthcare facilities are set up. The focus goes to beds, medical equipment, and staff areas. Chairs for patients and …

Integrity Beyond Compliance: the growth foundation for South Africa’s SMMEs by Surinder Sond VP: Sustainability, Sage: In an era of volatility and shifting expectations, trust has become the cornerstone of business resilience. For South Africa’s SMBs, sustainability is more than environmental stewardship – it is a holistic approach that encompasses ethical conduct, responsible financial management, …

By Zwelethu Bashman, Managing Director, MSD South Africa and Dr. Ntombi Sigwebela, Chief Executive Officer, Health Systems Trust (HST) Cervical cancer is preventable and treatable if diagnosed early and treated timely. Yet in South Africa, it remains a leading cancer killer among women. Today, with powerful tools at our disposal, elimination is within reach. This …

Food labels can tell us a lot about what we eat, but some of the most trusted labels come from religious or ethical food systems. One of the most recognized among these is Kosher. The word represents more than a dietary choice it reflects a system of rules and care that governs how food is …

When you invest in companies outside your home country, you earn money from those stocks. But here is the thing: governments around the world want their share of that money. This is where withholding tax on dividends comes into play. It is a tax taken out before you even see the money in your account. …