KAIZER MOTAUNG URGES GRADUATES TO ‘STAY DRIVEN

Football legend and now Wits honorary doctorate recipient calls on capped Witsies to get involved in nation building. Motaung, a successfl businessperson, soccer administrator and philanthropist, delivered a speech that struck a chord with graduates from the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management. He delivered his address after Wits University awarded him an Honorary Doctorate…

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STANDARD BANK EXPANDS MERCHANT NETWORK TO ENHANCE TOURIST PAYMENT EXPERIENCE

Over 16,000 merchants to be enabled with Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) by year-end, reinforcing South Africa’s position as a tourist-friendly destination. Johannesburg, South Africa and Dublin, Ireland – [29 October 2025] – By the end of 2025, more than 16,000 Standard Bank merchants across South Africa will be equipped to offer international visitors the ability to…

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MEC VUYISWA RAMOKGOPA TO LAUNCH STRATEGIC LIQUOR STAKEHOLDERS FORUM IN GAUTENG

Gauteng Economic Development, Agriculture and Rural Development MEC Vuyiswa Ramokgopa will officially launch the Strategic Liquor Stakeholders Forum tomorrow, 06 May 2026, in Sandton. This important initiative marks a significant step towards strengthening collaboration and coordination among key stakeholders in addressing the persistent and complex challenges associated with alcohol consumption in the province. The establishment…

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City of Johannesburg’s bold move to attract investment and support indigent households.

The City of Johannesburg is calling on all property owners to take full advantage of the substantial property rebates available through the approved 2025/26 Property Rates Policy. This is as the City seeks to stimulate investment in the property market and revitalise key urban areas. This follows the approval and passing of the 2025/26 Budget by Council…

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EMHLABENI RESIDENTS STRUGGLE AS SERVICE DELIVERY FAILURES WORSEN!

By Charmaine Nkosi AS residents of Emhlabeni informal settlement in Lamontville, Durban, work to recover from the devastating floods of February, they also face a deeper crisis, government inaction and the failure of essential services. With no official support to rebuild their homes, families are left to fend for themselves, and frustration over unfulfilled promises…

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