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The recent visit of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Global Board Members to South Africa marks a renewed commitment by the international non-profit organization in supporting the country’s ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS. As South Africa continues to grapple with the world’s highest number of people living with HIV, the presence of these global leaders sends a strong message of solidarity,…
Constitution Hill People’s Park, a site steeped in history, memory, and the enduring spirit of freedom served as a symbolic backdrop for South Africa’s 2025 World Tourism Day celebrations. Marking more than just an annual observance, the day was a powerful reminder of how tourism is shaping the country’s present and future not as a footnote to economic policy, but…
At Starbucks, coffee has always been at the heart of everything. But so has community and sustainability. That’s why the global coffee brand is championing a quiet revolution in how we consume, reuse, and think about our daily rituals. Enter the Reusable Coffee Grounds Cup, a small innovation with a big message: Yesterday’s coffee can power a more sustainable tomorrow.…
The KitKat team at Nestlé East and Southern Africa Region (ESAR) has introduced a different meaning to South African “breaks” by launching its indulgent new slabs range in three new flavours, the Hazelnut, Double Chocolate and Salted Caramel which were unveiled this month. According to the South African Confectionary Market, chocolate is widely consumed in the country, with more than 52% of the South African…
The G20 Tourism Ministers’ Meeting opened in the heart of Kruger National Park with South Africa leading a pivotal conversation on reshaping the global tourism landscape. Under the stewardship of Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille, the summit brought together high-level delegates under the theme of Solidarity, Equality, and Sustainability. The setting, surrounded by Kruger’s iconic wildlife and vast landscapes, served…
The 2026 edition of the World Food Photography Awards, presented by Tenderstem®, has officially opened for entries-offering amateur and professional photographers across the globe a powerful platform to tell stories that begin with something we all share: food. Now in its 15th year, the competition has earned a reputation as the world’s leading celebration of food photography and the many…
Tinyiko Ndlala, Business Unit Director at Leagas Delaney South Africa, argues that the advertising industry needs to move beyond superficial mentorship programmes and create structured systems for meaningful knowledge transfer between generations of talent. One of my fondest memories from being a Grade 1 learner way back in 1996 was Fridays. Not because of the school mass we had to attend…
Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) is emerging as a serious health threat across South Africa, particularly in underserved communities where access to healthcare remains limited. Globally, PH affects around 1% of the population, which equates to approximately 80 million people. It has been estimated that PH is likely to be more prevalent in the developing world (including South Africa) because of the higher presence…
The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and Comic Con Africa have announced the continuation of their partnership to further grow the interest between Southern Africa and Japanese companies and strengthen trade relations through pop culture and intellectual properties (IPs) licensing. This will be done through hosting the third instalment of online business matchmaking meetings that will commence during the month…
As traditional career paths shift and the demands of work evolve, the skills that matter most are changing. In this article, Shaheen Khan, senior lecturer at Regent Business School, explores how entrepreneurial thinking has moved beyond the start-up sector and become a defining advantage for professionals across every industry. Drawing on his academic research and practical experience, he outlines why this…