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R3 million digital connectivity pilot supports healthcare and education facilities and creates a platform for future digital services in Limpopo The Limpopo Provincial Government, Telkom and BCX are advancing the province’s digital transformation agenda through a R3 million digital connectivity pilot aimed at strengthening critical public-service infrastructure and enabling improved healthcare, education and government services. […]

Key messages: Diseases such as prostate and testicular cancers, affect more than the men themselves – a diagnosis can impact the entire family emotionally, practically and financially. While responsibility for a man’s health should ultimately rest with him, the women in his life can be powerful supporters of early detection. Sometimes it’s the nudge that

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

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

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.

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