Liberty Promenade is inviting the Mitchells Plain community to celebrate Mandela Month by supporting the Top 13 finalists in its “Power of Sport” campaign, which recognises local sporting organisations that are transforming lives through opportunity, Read More
If you’ve ever dreamt of exploring South America in unhurried luxury, without constantly packing and changing hotels, this is the ultimate way to do it. Journey through the Caribbean, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Ecuador Read More
By: Stefan Roets, Product Manager, Solarpop Trading cards have always been popular, but over the past few years, the hobby has grown into something bigger that incorporates fandom, competitive play and community. Globally, the category Read More
The field of ocean conservation extends across a variety of sectors, providing interesting career options with a purpose When people consider careers in ocean conservation, they often picture marine biologists, divers or scientists working on Read More
South Africa’s coffee industry will once again take centre stage as the Durban edition of Creative Coffee Events 2026 presented by YOCO brings together some of the world’s leading coffee professionals alongside the country’s most influential café Read More
Brazil emerged victorious in the inaugural Surf & Turf Challenge at the 57th Ballito Pro Presented by O’Neill, with the unique crossover event a massive crowd-pleaser. Hosted at Willard Beach on Thursday (16 July), the Read More
A pair of jeans tucked away at the back of a wardrobe could soon help change a young person’s future. That’s the thinking behind Denim for Good, a new community initiative at Cavendish Square that Read More
Although Tradition Transformed, the first official event of this year’s Innibos Lowveld National Arts Festival, closed on July 4, art lovers can still experience the exhibition through a digital catalogue. The showcase, which opened in Read More
The devastating flooding that occurred earlier this year along the western boundary of Kruger National Park has torn apart elephant movement corridors that have existed for generations, pushing the animals into neighbouring farming communities in Read More
With the winter school holidays in full swing, parents across Gauteng are searching for the ultimate way to get the kids off their screens and into the fresh air. Just a short drive from Johannesburg Read More