FLYSAFAIR’S SCHOOL BOOSTER COMPETITION IS BACK – AND 100 FLIGHTS ARE UP FOR GRABS AGAIN

Now in its third year, the annual competition invites South African schools to share how flying will open new doors for their learners.  For the third year running, FlySafair is opening the doors to its much‑loved School Booster competition, giving South African schools the chance to win 10 return domestic flights each. Ten schools will…

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ONE STOP, REAL SOLUTIONS: HOW THE RAND SHOW BRINGS GOVERNMENT SERVICES CLOSER TO THE PEOPLE

Tana Malinga The Rand Show continues to evolve beyond entertainment, positioning itself as a powerful platform for service delivery and public engagement. At the heart of this offering is the Public Sector Hall, a dedicated space where key government institutions come together to assist thousands of attendees in one convenient location. This initiative reflects a…

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INDIGENOUS BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES, CANNABIS AND THE CONUNDRUM OF HUMAN INTRODUCTION

Cannabis is once again in the news in South Africa, with the recent announcement by various government departments of a national cannabis master plan to establish a formal cannabis and hemp industry. At the same time, the government has a long-standing commitment to protecting its local biodiversity, which is embodied in the National Environmental Management:…

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AS TRAVEL COSTS RISE , SOUTH AFRICANS LOOK FOR SMARTER CONNECTIVITY ABROAD THIS EASTER

As South Africans head into the Easter break, travel is back on the agenda. But this year, rising fuel prices driven by global geopolitical tensions are reshaping both travel choices and customers’ spending patterns. For travellers, this means one thing: the overall cost of travel is rising, and every line item matters more. Analysis from FNB…

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