Six products earn matching honours at the 2026 Aurora International Taste Challenge and the South African Food & Beverage Awards Eskort, South Africa’s leading antibiotic-free pork producer, has done something remarkable at two of the food industry’s most respected taste competitions: entered six products and had every single one recognised at both events. The results; […]
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It’s the one day of the year when thousands of South African men proudly swap formal work wear for purple speedos, all in the name of saving lives. The 2026 Hollard Daredevil Run is taking place on Friday, 23 October and entries are now open. Over the past 17 years, this iconic men’s health movement
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Investec has announced an expanded commitment to women’s professional golf in South Africa, including an increased prize purse for the Investec South African Women’s Open, a renewed five-year partnership with the Sunshine Ladies Tour, and the signing of two new sponsored players. Prize purse increase, renewed partnership and new player signings In 2027, Investec will
Lane Mogashoa, Business Development Support -Enterprise Development, Absa Business Banking When Chantelle de Bruyn’s grandfather had to give up coffee for health reasons, she wondered whether she could create something that would still give him the experience of having a cup. She found a peculiar answer in butternut, although turning that idea into a product
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Kagiso Trust and University of Johannesburg, Faculty of Education’s, Education Conversations webinar identifies educator professionalisation as the key lever for reversing decline in participation KEY POINTS ● Teacher professionalisation is the foundational solution: South Africa cannot build a mathematically capable nation without first building a mathematically capable teaching profession, according to industry and education leaders.
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As rising cement prices continue to squeeze small construction businesses, a new circular cement entrepreneurship programme is giving young builders and brickmakers the opportunity to reduce production costs, strengthen their businesses and adopt more sustainable building methods. The nine-month Circular Cement Youth Entrepreneurship Programme aims to support 100 entrepreneurs to build stronger, more profitable businesses
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Johannesburg, South Africa – In many township communities, everyday business still relies on cash, from buying food at a local stall to paying a hairdresser, church contribution or school fundraiser. For unemployed residents looking for practical ways to earn an income, the shift towards digital payments could create opportunities to support the small businesses and organisations
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This year, the Bold Woman Award by Veuve Clicquot marks its fifth year in South Africa with the announcement of Lindiwe Nkuna-Kgopa and Pretty Kubyane as the 2026 Bold Woman Award and Bold Future Award winners, respectively. The winners were unveiled at a celebratory gathering at Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff in Johannesburg on Wednesday,
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Johannesburg, July 2026 – The devastating flooding that occurred earlier this year along the western boundary of Kruger National Park has torn apart elephant movement corridors that have existed for generations, pushing the animals into neighbouring farming communities in search of food. With no way of predicting where they will emerge next, families face the
Awards recognise academic excellence and reinforce Telkom’s commitment to developing the next generation of innovators, engineers and scientists As South Africa seeks to build the skills needed for a competitive, knowledge-driven economy, investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education remains critical to unlocking the country’s future potential. Demonstrating its continued commitment to education
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