Browsing: Gauteng

Thousands of walkers will head into central Johannesburg on Sunday, 26 July 2026, for the 702 Jozi My Jozi Walk the Talk, with three routes starting and finishing at Ellis Park. For participants travelling from elsewhere in Gauteng or planning to spend the weekend in the city, the event can also become an opportunity to stay, eat and explore some of Johannesburg’s best known cultural and tourism precincts.

Gauteng continues to position itself as a leading leisure destination, drawing visitors to its mix of culture, food, heritage sites, and urban entertainment. Provincial tourism officials say domestic travel has rebounded steadily, with city-based experiences and township tourism seeing renewed interest. For residents and visitors alike, the province’s leisure offering now spans curated food districts, heritage landmarks, rooftop venues, family attractions, and outdoor escapes, all within short driving distances.

Gauteng’s air access connectivity has expanded significantly over the past year, with new domestic routes, strengthened African links, enhanced long-haul services, and upgraded airport technology reshaping how travellers enter and move through the province. Airlines including FlySafair, FlyGabon, and Qantas have introduced or expanded services linking Johannesburg and Lanseria to destinations across South Africa, Central Africa, and Australia.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has called for urgent intervention to close South Africa’s HIV treatment gap, warning that millions remain outside the formal healthcare system despite decades of progress. Speaking at the official opening of the 12th South African AIDS Conference in Gauteng, Mashatile insisted that the fight against HIV will only be won if treatment and support reach everyon

Gauteng companies are sitting on a goldmine they barely measure: customer data. Every click, tap, search, purchase, and service call throws off signals you can turn into sharper decisions and new revenue. But the line between smart monetisation and reckless exploitation is thin. The goal isn’t to “collect everything”; it’s to collect wisely, process ethically, and monetise responsibly-with privacy at the centr