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The Black Cellar Club raises a glass to the Wine and Spirit Education Trust

South African based not for profit company the Black Cellar Club (BLACC) has announced an exciting and meaningful collaboration between the Wine and Spirit Education Trust (WSET) and the International Wine Education Centre located in Cape Town (IWEC). The collaboration between the three organisations allows for the sponsorship of the WSET Level 2 Award in […]

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Last chance to enter the ballsiest, bravest run to date

Thousands of men in purple speedos running 5km to raise awareness about prostate and testicular cancer. This is the Hollard Daredevil Run and this year it’s bigger and it’s braver than ever before, and it’s happening on 30 September. Men and boys from every corner of South Africa can participate in their own neighborhoods, while

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South Africa records a drop in economic freedom

South Africa ranks 99th out of 165 countries and territories included in the Economic Freedom of the World: 2022 Annual Report, released by the Free Market Foundation in conjunction with Canada’s Fraser Institute. Last year, South Africa ranked 93rd and has therefore deteriorated further in the rankings. The country’s best ranking of 47th was achieved

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The new R140 million North West school, which includes 32 ‘smart classrooms’

The Ministers of Basic Education and Minerals and Energy have officially unveiled a newly built world-class Waterkloof Hills Combined School in the mining community of Rustenburg, North West. This comes after Royal Bafokeng Platinum (RBPlat) and the North West Department of Education (NWDoE) entered into an agreement in 2019, on an equal financial contribution basis,

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Polio resurfaces, causing concern in Sub-Saharan Africa and the UK

The 25th of August 2021 marked the first anniversary of a milestone that took over 30 years to achieve – Africa being free from polio, a disease that has caused death and paralysis throughout recorded history. However 2022 has seen cases resurface in Malawi and Mozambique and recently, an outbreak in London has raised red

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