Proudly South African fuel brand, Sasol highlighted the importance of reducing the economic barriers to education as part of its Sasol Mzansi Tour 2.0 road trip, that took place from 10-16 April 2025. During this seven-day adventure, the Sasol Mzansi Tour 2.0 competition winners and influencers experienced how the Sasol Friendly Neighbour Campaign is making…
Many small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) in South Africa are struggling to reach their full potential because of the costs and complexities involved in finding and recruiting the right people. Affordable solutions that help connect them to high-quality candidates are key to changing this picture. “With an estimated collective turnover of nearly R5.3 trillion…
Easter is one of those special times where everything comes together – faith, family, friends, chocolate eggs, and good food. Whether you’re heading to a big family braai, church service, or just relaxing with your favourite people, it’s all about joy and connection. And part of that joy means celebrating responsibly – especially when alcohol’s…
Radio is still as big a part of people’s lives as it was in its early days nearly a hundred years ago. But much has changed, and expectations of how presenters act have grown. Nowadays, radio is defined by the speed and urgency at which it can cover relevant topics in the moment while maintaining…
The introduction of a new online toll solution from FNB is revolutionising toll road payments, and reducing fraud related to toll road payment methods. Traditional payment methods on toll roads were inconvenient for motorists and vulnerable to abuse and fraud. Fraudsters were, with little effort, able to abuse the system in various ways. There were…
President Donald Trump‘s newly formed CDC is considering a shakeup to the Covid vaccine schedule. Currently the agency recommends every American adult and child over the age of six months gets a yearly booster shot, which is out of line with most other countries. The CDC’s outside panel of vaccine experts this week discussed narrowing the recommendations to only include…
Ordinary South Africans will effectively face a tax increase because the government has once again, decided not to adjust personal income tax brackets to keep up with the rising cost of living. This is according to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana. This means that as prices go up and workers get small salary increases just to keep…
Ernst Wittmann In a bold and commendable move, South Africa’s government has decided to remove the 9% ad valorem (luxury) tax on smartphones priced at R2,500 or less. This significant policy shift marks a pivotal moment in the country’s quest for digital inclusion, especially for low-income households who face the harsh reality of an unequal…
Easter in South Africa is all about the open road, whether you’re heading to the coast, finding peace in the bush, or making memories with family in the berg. Beyond serving as a camera and a music player, your Android smartphone can help you plan, navigate, and stay safe as you travel. TCL shares practical…
Lesego Pitso, a 23-year-old entrepreneur from Rustenburg, has launched KandlesbyLP a bespoke candle company blending artistry, wellness, and personalized fragrance. Driven by a passion for scent and a desire to create unique, high-quality products, Pitso is filling a gap in both the mainstream and luxury candle markets. KandlesbyLP candles are crafted using locally sourced ingredients,…
