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October’s pink ribbons do more than bring color to the streets and malls of Gauteng. They remind every woman to…

As Gauteng businesses wrap up another high-paced year, many leaders are looking for meaningful ways to thank their employees. A well-crafted year-end note offers more than polite closure—it provides a pause, a moment to reflect, and a renewed sense of purpose. It helps staff acknowledge how far they’ve come and sets a positive tone for the new year. By highlighting team efforts and connecting accomplishments to future goals, business leaders can strengthen morale and reinforce shared purpose.

DStv now streams live French Ligue 1 McDonald’s matches on SuperSport through a new Canal+ partnership, giving South African fans access to world-class European football action.

Gauteng shoppers like to spread their shopping among different accounts at different stores to cater to their families’ needs, but…

Great news for South African DStv customers! You can now use DStv Rewards Coins to pay your monthly subscription via the MyDStv App. Plus, expect an expanded library of international and African content thanks to Canal+’s takeover of MultiChoice. Learn how to pay with coins, manage your Rewards Wallet, and what the new content deal means for you.

In today’s economy, every rand carries more weight than ever. Across Gauteng, households are looking for smarter ways to shop without giving up convenience, fashion, or quality. For many, the Edgars Store Card, supported by the RCS financial network, has become a reliable way to manage everyday spending and rising living costs.

South Africa’s 2026 public holidays offer 12 dates, but two fall on Saturdays. Learn how to turn just 2 leave days into 8 with smart planning, long weekends, and travel tips.

October’s pink tide in Gauteng carries a powerful message: learn to know your body. From Soweto clinics to Sandton boardrooms, women are encouraged to check their breasts for changes every month. But what happens when you actually find something? The sudden rush of fear — Is it breast cancer? — can be overwhelming.

Electricity bills are soaring in South Africa, but solar power is cheaper than ever. Here’s a reality check for households without solar — and how much you could save by switching.

The lights go out, the Wi-Fi drops, the laptop freezes, and work grinds to a halt. For Gauteng’s growing remote-working population, this scenario has become part of daily life. Rolling blackouts and load-reduction timetables continue to disrupt routines across the province, pushing professionals and small business owners to find smarter, sustainable ways to stay productive when Eskom’s grid gives in.