To coincide with World PR Day on 16 July, Bizcommunity is dedicating the month of July to recognise and spotlight the PR communications industry and its importance, in business, governance and society, especially in Africa.
The Department of Home Affairs is launching two new visas to increase the nation’s appeal as a filming location and events hub.
Read MoreIn a world increasingly drawn to the ephemeral, Zorora Sofas offers a return to permanence, where every curve, seam and silhouette is crafted not just for comfort, but with conscience.
Read MoreWalk into any South African retailer today — whether online or in-store — and artificial intelligence is quietly shaping your experience.
Read MoreBrands like Suzuki, Jetour, Mazda, and BYD advertise on TopAuto, ensuring their vehicles stay top-of-mind among South African buyers.
Read MoreResearch shows that nine out of 10 South Africans with internet access listen to podcasts, and 61% of local listeners are between 18 and 34, a cohort that not only consumes but curates their media intentionally.
Read MoreNewmark Hotels has initiated a targeted road-maintenance project at Qwabi Private Game Reserve, situated in Limpopo, as part of a broader commitment to infrastructure upgrades and improved accessibility for guests and travel partners.
Read MoreMinister of Tourism Patricia de Lille has delivered the Budget Vote for the 2025/26 financial year, unveiling a R2.43bn allocation focused on sustaining tourism growth, job creation, and sector transformation across South Africa.
Read More'The 27 year-old will spend the 2025/26 season with the newly crowned outfit,' read a Pirates statement.
Read MoreLibstar deepens commitment with winter crop planting for World Hunger Day
Read MoreJoin COY for an ocean-inspired culinary journey paired with Hamilton Russell Wines. Expect seafood-led dishes rooted in African coastal traditions, with breathtaking vineyard views.
Read MoreLow palladium prices are forcing Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. to shut down its mine in Canada, putting 750 jobs at risk. The Lac des Iles mine is about 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) northwest of Toronto.
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