South African cricket fans can look forward to a packed home Test calendar in 2026-27, with the Proteas scheduled to host eight matches - but not before sitting out a full season of red-ball cricket on home soil.
The Cape Town Visitors’ Guide 2025/26 has officially launched, revealed at this week’s Africa’s Travel Indaba. The latest edition highlights Cape Town’s unique offerings and diverse local culture.
Read MoreA bold vision for urban transformation is taking shape in Johannesburg South, as the City officially launches the Southern Farms Mega City Project — a R27bn development poised to redefine the region’s urban and socio-economic landscape.
Read MoreAltron Nexus has signed a transaction agreement to enable a management buyout from the Altron Group. The buyout is being led by Louis Du Toit, the company’s current Managing Director, who will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer, and Reshaad Sha, who will serve as Executive Chairman.
Read MoreThe continent’s most dynamic gathering for digital commerce professionals, Converge Africa 2025, concluded this week at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), drawing over one thousand delegates, exhibitors, and thought leaders from across Africa and beyond.
Read MoreIn response to South Africa's growing cybersecurity crisis, the Johannesburg Business School (JBS) at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) has partnered with Google.org to launch a Cybersecurity Seminars Programme, which aims to equip learners with critical digital security skills while supporting local businesses.
Read MoreNew York Festivals (NYF) Storytellers Gala have announced the 2025 TV & Film Awards award winners and the 2025 Radio Awards winners with South Africa winning six awards, three for TV & Film and three for Radio.
Read MoreButtaNutt, the South African plant-based dairy alternatives, has secured a 54% equity investment from PSG Group. The transaction, effective May 2025, represents a noteworthy vote of confidence in local entrepreneurship and homegrown innovation.
Read MoreSteyn City in northern Johannesburg was named after the late insurance magnate Douw Steyn and is a “city within a city.”
Read MoreNaspers, via a subsidiary of Prosus, plans to purchase Just Eat Takeaway.com, a major food delivery service and a sponsor of the UEFA Champions League.
Read MoreThe Proteas received a boost ahead of next month's World Test Championship final against Australia after David Bedingham returned to competitive action following a six-week injury layoff.
Read MoreFamous Brands, the owner of Wimpy, Steers, Debonairs and more, has seen a significant 12% jump in headline earnings, with shareholders seeing a far larger dividend payout.
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