As the new season approaches, cocktail culture is entering an exciting new chapter. The focus is shifting toward refined flavours, premium ingredients, elegant presentation, and memorable drinking experiences. From sophisticated classics with a modern twist to inventive creations inspired by seasonal produce, premium cocktails are set to become one of the highlights of the […]
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Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa has recalled 2,275 Ford Ranger Double Cab bakkies in South Africa over a potential safety problem involving their side-curtain airbags. Also see: Why young South Africans are choosing Chinese cars According to Business Day, the recall, announced by the National Consumer Commission (NCC) on 30 August 2026, affects selected Ranger Double Cab vehicles […]
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Fine dining is often imagined as white tablecloths, formal dress, elaborate dishes and highly choreographed service. But while this traditional image may be fading, the art of fine dining itself is far from dead. Instead, it is evolving to reflect changing tastes, cultures and expectations. Also see: Cooking habits that are making your food […]
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Founded in Australia and trusted by consumers since 1995, White Glo was created with one simple goal: to make professional-level teeth whitening accessible for everyday use. Also see: How to care for sensitive teeth What began as an innovative whitening solution has grown into a globally recognised oral care brand, trusted by millions of consumers looking […]
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A viral post by media executive Mapi Mhlangu detailing an agonising wait for medical authorisation has reignited intense public debate over private healthcare protocols in South Africa. Also see: Money Smart Week: The power of possible starts with financial literacy A 16-year client left in agony Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Mhlangu expressed her profound […]
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The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) Council has resolved to unconditionally withdraw its draft 2027 Financial Recovery Plan (FRP), bringing an end to a contentious proposal that had triggered weeks of student protests, campus disruptions and a wider dispute over the university’s financial management. The decision was taken during a special Council meeting over the […]
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A vibrant room filled with music, song, and joyful applause set the stage for a celebration of resilience, community leadership, and purpose. The Heroes of Hope Awards brought together frontline champions, donors, and advocates to honour the incredible women and community leaders who dedicate their lives to feeding and raising South Africa’s children. Also see: […]
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The Airlink jets that roared over Cape Town Stadium before Saturday’s Springbok-All Blacks Test cleared the top of the venue by as little as 12.5m, according to flight-tracking data. Also see: Airlink opens new skies between Gqeberha and Mbombela Two green Airlink Embraer E190 jets performed a spectacular low-level flyover shortly before kick-off, with TV footage […]
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South Africa has produced far more than famous musicians, sporting stars and cultural icons. Over the years, South Africans have also come up with inventions and innovations that have changed lives, solved everyday problems and, in some cases, found their way around the world. While some are household names, others are much less obvious. Also […]
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Kathleen Quillinan never set out to build a food empire. Her original dream was to become an opera singer. But a side hustle she started to fund her singing studies would eventually become Pesto Princess, a Cape Town business employing around 100 people and producing tonnes of fresh food every month. Also see: Tips to promote […]
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If your cupboards, drawers and storage spaces are packed with things you rarely use, it may be time for a clear-out. Most homes have forgotten items that keep getting moved around instead of being dealt with. A good declutter is about being honest about what you actually use and what is simply taking up space. […]
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The Premier of the Western Cape, Alan Winde, held a digital briefing on Thursday, 27 August 2026, discussing the rising temperatures caused by El Niño and the impact and risks the weather pattern may bring. The digital briefing outlined the province’s preparedness for the related risks of the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO). The Premier […]
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