Joy is a promise we must deliver
South Africa’s invitation to the world is simple: “South Africa Awaits – Come Find Your Joy.” For one traveller, that joy may be a first...
Category : Public Relations
China’s Zero Tariffs Open African Markets
African exporters are using lower import duties and improved market access to diversify into additional international markets, with early shipments from South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe...
UWC Bridges Dentistry and Economics
A new study at the University of the Western Cape (UWC), is due to be published within the next few weeks in the accredited International...
Inflation Changes South African Money Habits
Inflation is not just affecting household budgets, it’s also reshaping how consumers think, plan and make financial decisions. Financial pressure for South Africans is increasingly...
UWC Students Turn Challenge Into Enterprise
University of the Western Cape students earned national recognition after developing an affordable appliance rental business that improves student life while promoting entrepreneurship and sustainability....
Agency Reinvents Google Maps Marketing
Creative thinking proved that limited budgets need not limit impact, as a South African restaurant brand transformed Google Maps into an unexpected advertising platform. Breaking...
Cape Town is about to make history with the launch of South Africa’s first Citizens’ Assembly, and residents are being called to take part. This...
This Mandela Day, give a child your time
Every Mandela Day, we are reminded to give 67 minutes to others. So, many of us donate, volunteer, collect, sort, drop off and generally show...
Stokvels Build Stronger Communities Together
Across South Africa, stokvels are helping families save, manage financial pressure and support one another, demonstrating how collective action can create lasting community impact. July...
We honour the youth of 1976. But we must remember they were just children
Every June, we return to the children of 1976. We picture the rows of schoolchildren walking out of their classrooms in Soweto, and the image...