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Vodacom Foundation partners the EC Department of Education to launch R1.5m School of Excellence model at Lavelilanga Secondary School in Komani

KOMANI – The Vodacom Foundation, in partnership with the Eastern Cape Department of Education, today launched the Vodacom Schools of Excellence (SoE) model, at Lavelilanga Secondary School in Komani. The launch marks another significant milestone in the Vodacom Foundation’s commitment to using technology in order to foster a culture of academic excellence within the country’s […]

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Public healthcare gets a lifeline: Joburg’s new Liver Transplant Unit launched by FirstRand Empowerment Foundation

For years, organ transplants in South Africa have exposed one of the country’s harshest inequalities — the difference between having medical cover and simply having hope. This week, Johannesburg’s Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital took a major step toward closing that gap with the opening of its upgraded liver transplant unit. The facility does more than

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Makro taps into rise of refurbished tech with new “Makro Restored”

Makro is making it easier for more South Africans to own trusted, big-brand technology with the launch of Makro Restored, their new range of restored tech. Makro Restored offers customers quality refurbished and pre-owned devices at more accessible price points. These products are pre-owned, tested tech products at a fraction of the price of new, supported by warranty. Makro Restored combines

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B-BBEE Shake-Up: What Government’s New Rules Could Mean for Corporate South Africa

Written by Allan Hannie, Akhona Mgwaba & Keanan Wheeler for Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr. On 29 January 2026, the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) published several significant draft amendments (Draft Amendments) to the Generic Codes of Good Practice on Broad-Based Economic Empowerment (Generic Codes) in terms of section 9(5) of the Broad-Based Black Economic

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Why financial protection matters as much as early detection of critical illness

By Joretha Bothma, Head of Product Development, Underwriting and Claims at Momentum Life Insurance Health screenings and early detection play a vital role in improving outcomes for serious illnesses. Yet there is another critical aspect that is often overlooked until it is too late: the financial health of your family if you are diagnosed with

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Continuing to invest in the next generation of leaders

Investment solutions company Novare is committed to supporting the social development programmes of nonprofit organisations that work toward an empowered Africa. Among its partnerships is with education champion Imagine Scholar, an after-school programme dedicated to supporting young people beyond academics and grooming future leaders who will positively impact their communities and the country. Novare’s passion

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The power of our employee-driven Corporate Social Investment initiatives

We believe in more than just numbers, we believe in people. That’s why our Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme is fuelled by the passion and dedication of our employees. Our CSI initiatives aim to drive meaningful change in our communities, and the Employee Community Involvement (ECI) programme empowers our employees to contribute. We provide opportunities

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Collaborative models to enhance the socio-economic impact of the mining sector in South Africa

By Graeme Wilkinson, Senior SI Specialist, Tshikululu Social Investments The mining and extractives sector plays a major role in the South African economy, and it has a significant responsibility to create positive socio-economic impact in the communities where mining houses operate. Tshikululu Social Investments, in partnership with the Minerals Council South Africa, hosts an ongoing

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Pick n Pay Mobilises Communities to Support Rural Learners with Back-to-School Basics

Project “School Takeover” Shows the Power of Collaboration 01 February 2026, Swellendam (Western Cape). Pick n Pay continued its inaugural “Project School Takeover” at Kleinfontein Primary School near Swellendam, marking the second of three rural school interventions this month in communities where the retailer operates. Pick n Pay and its partners responded to the financial pressure

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Weathering the impact: Why climate change remains a major risk to African mining

Monday, 2 February 2026 – Climate change is no longer a distant threat – it’s a present-day disruptor reshaping industries, economies, and ecosystems. In Africa, few sectors are as exposed – or as vital – as mining. Intensifying droughts, erratic rainfall, and rising temperatures are placing growing pressure on water availability and operational stability. For mining

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