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    A New Perspective on the Reliability of Water Treatment Systems in Africa and Worldwide by Entrepreneur Moustafa Dawoud

    South Africa continues to invest in the modernisation of water supply systems, water reuse, and industrial water treatment. However, industry experts are increasingly drawing attention to another problem. Even the most modern treatment plants cannot operate effectively if the equipment is constantly shutting down due to scale buildup.  For the food, pharmaceutical, energy, and mining industries, […] More

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    SIX easy ways pensioners can save money in August

    South Africa’s rising cost of living is getting to everyone, young and old. But while youngsters can look for better jobs and take on second or even third jobs, pensioners have limited options. Rather than find ways to make more money, pensioners should try to save as much as possible. These methods allow every rand […] More

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    Safety concerns force temporary closure of Vinci Crown Salon in Durban

    Vinci Crown Salon, a well-known beauty establishment in Durban, has announced that, “after careful consideration,” it has temporarily closed its Glenwood branch. The employees from this branch have since been spread across the other branches in Pinetown and Umhlanga. VINCI CROWN SALON CLOSE GLENWOOD BRANCH In an official statement, Vinci Crown Salon mentioned two major […] More

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    Investigation launched after sudden death of Soweto nursing student

    The South African Police Service (SAPS) has launched an investigation regarding the untimely passing of a 19-year-old nursing student at Chris Hani Baragwanath Nursing College in Soweto. Her body was taken to the mortuary after the Forensic Pathology Services team examined the scene. SOWETO NURSING STUDENT PASSES AWAY AT 19 In an official statement from […] More

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    South Africa’s over-50s are making money on social media

    The rising cost of living has forced many South Africans to consider how to increase their income to avoid going broke. According to the Old Mutual Investment and Savings Monitor (OMSIM), this often means taking on a second job. The report shows more people have another work-related income source in 2026 than in any period […] More

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    From TV to listings: Lesedi Matsunyane unveils real estate career!

    On 3 August, Lesedi Matsunyane, a casting director, actress, and TV producer, announced on social media that she is taking up space in real estate, marking a new career path. LESEDI MATSUNYANE EMBARKS ON REAL ESTATE JOURNEY Lesedi shared that it’s been almost a month since joining the renowned real estate agency Chas Everitt, founded […] More

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    How South Africa’s proposed R500 ETA fee could affect African travellers

    Travellers from across Africa could soon face an additional cost when visiting South Africa if the country’s proposed R500 Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) processing fee is approved. The Department of Home Affairs recently published draft regulations proposing the new fee as part of South Africa’s transition to a digital immigration system aimed at modernising visa […] More

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    Lucky Dube’s legacy lives on with art school named in his honour!

    A performance art school named after the late Lucky Dube has officially launched to preserve his profound legacy. This launch took place on 3 August, beautifully coinciding with what would have been his 62nd birthday. Many guests came through, including the Dube family, government officials, teachers, learners, members of the community and representatives from Gallo […] More

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