The Gauteng Department of Economic Development, in collaboration with the Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC), hosted a successful Youth Stakeholder Engagement on Friday, 30 May 2025, at the AIDC facility in Tshwane. The event brought together youth, industry leaders, civil society, labour, and government stakeholders to deliberate on the critical role of young people in…
Esme Arendse A 2023 study by Dr. Clive Boddy, a recognised expert on corporate psychopathy found that 13% of corporate executives display psychopathic traits – 10 times higher than the incidence of such traits in the general American population. These leaders are linked to a three times higher fraud risk and toxic workplace cultures that…
While Father’s Day is typically thought of to be a day where men are celebrated for their roles as parents, caregivers and guardians, there’s also opportunity to open up a conversation that’s long been overdue around the challenges many men face with their reproductive health. While reproductive health campaigns tend to focus solely on women,…
As the stage shifts to Cairo for the decisive second leg of the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League final, Mamelodi Sundowns are brimming with belief as they prepare to face Pyramids FC on Sunday, 1 June. The first leg, played in Pretoria on Saturday, 24 May, ended in a thrilling 1-1 stalemate, leaving everything to play…
The City of Johannesburg has announced plans to refurbish the iconic Metro Centre in Braamfontein, signalling a major step forward in revitalising the inner city. Executive Mayor Cllr Dada Morero revealed the refurbishment plans following a recent visit by President Cyril Ramaphosa, underscoring a national commitment to restoring key public infrastructure. The Metro Centre has…
The first time South Africa played at Lord’s was in 1907. This June, they return to the iconic venue for the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, with the hearts of the nation behind them and the Taste that’s stood the Test of time, Castle Lager, on their sleeves. Celebrating 130 years of commitment…
Radio 2000 and SABC TV’s Brian ‘Bruno’ Mofokeng has come a very long way before making it in the sport broadcasting industry. Armed with a finance and accounting qualification, Mofokeng never thought of a career in broadcasting until a client he was doing books for suggested a career in radio. Mofokeng, who was born in…
In its fourth year, the prestigious SPORTY LALIGA MVP award honors the top-performing African player in LALIGA EA SPORTS. This edition is extra special, with SPORTY GROUP — a major African sports and tech brand — joining as the official sponsor, further amplifying the celebration of African excellence. The LALIGA EA SPORTS African MVP, an…
Mahlodi Lerutla Olga Kone Tlangelani Mkhatshwa A pet shop owner in Lenasia, Gauteng, was this month fined R1,500 after being caught keeping and selling leopard tortoises without a permit. The arrest was made by environmental inspectors from the Gauteng Department of Environment (GDenv) along with a local police officer, following a tip-off from a concerned…
Eskom’s promise of a stable grid through the 2025 winter comes with a significant caveat: South Africans might avoid the dark, but at a steep price, warns Rein Snoeck Henkemans, CEO of Alumo Energy. The power utility projects no load-shedding if unplanned outages remain at a minimum this winter, but razor-thin capacity margins and a…
