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Dutoit launches Juicy Gems agri-education coding game for learners
Fruit producer Dutoit has launched a new educational mobile game, Juicy Gems, aimed at sparking curiosity about agriculture and coding among young South Africans.
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Damian Willemse admits to nerves ahead of long-awaited Springbok return
Springbok utility back Damian Willemse has admitted to some nerves ahead of his long-awaited return to Test rugby, but says he is relishing the opportunity to wear the green and gold again when South Africa face Italy on Saturday.
Read MoreThe small property company taking on South Africa’s hidden R750 billion sector
Dipula Properties is benefitting significantly from its retail portfolio located in underserved areas of the country, including townships.
Read MoreEngineering and construction industries in KZN look to Kite 2025 for innovation and resilience
KwaZulu-Natal’s engineering and construction industries are thriving in an exciting time of transformation, with innovation and collaboration driving progress across the region.
Read MoreLaw firm slammed for using AI-generated facts
A Pietermaritzburg law firm recently found itself in hot water after citing non-existent case authorities which were likely generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Now, it has to pay costs and answer to the Legal Practice Council.
Read MoreEpica Awards' early bird submissions now open
The Epica Awards — the only global creative competition judged by journalists — are officially open for entries, with early bird submissions accepted until 31 August. Kicking off the 2025 season, Epica has announced leading creativity consultant Claire Bridges, founder of Now Go Create, as this year’s Jury President.
Read MoreGreen is the New Black: Why sustainability is more than just a trend for South African SMEs
In a country where climate change is not a looming threat but a lived reality, South African Small And Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are waking up to a new truth: going green isn't just good for the planet — it's smart business.
Read More5 Indigenous herbs to add to your family dishes
South Africa is bursting with unique homegrown herbs, and it’s about time we brought those authentic Mzansi flavours into our Favourite Family Dishes.
Read MoreSouth African streaming explosion
Streaming services are gaining popularity in South Africa, with subscription spending on online entertainment more than doubling in 2024.
Read More#BehindtheCampaign: Nedbank's #GetMoneyFit: Inspired by physical fitness
Most South Africans understand the importance of financial health. The challenge isn't a lack of awareness; rather, it lies in the consistent effort and guidance required to shift behaviours and unlock long-term financial fitness. This is the core idea behind Nedbank's latest campaign #GetMoneyFit.
Read MoreCTV: part of a holistic television strategy, not an add-on
Connected TV (CTV) isn’t a separate medium. It’s TV, delivered via the internet instead of a broadcast signal or satellite dish. For advertisers, this means CTV shouldn’t be treated as an add-on to digital plans. It should be considered as part of a holistic television strategy, one that reflects how people consume content today.
Read MoreUnderstanding the growing concern of overtraining syndrome
In a culture that glorifies hustle, High-Intensity Workouts, and "no days off," a hidden crisis is quietly creeping into gyms, group classes, and running trails.
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