This Women’s Month, Ladles of Love is celebrating the preschool principals creating safe, nurturing spaces for young children in underserved communities. The Heroes of Hope Excellence Awards on 28 August will recognise their extraordinary contribution to child nutrition, early learning and community wellbeing.
Cellulite affects the vast majority of post-pubertal women, including women who are slim, athletic and otherwise perfectly healthy. So if cellulite isn't simply “too much fat,” what is actually happening underneath the skin — and can anything you do at home genuinely change its appearance?
MillionsWorth Public Relations examines how Rolex’s support of Steve Boyes and the Great Spine of Africa expeditions demonstrates the potential of impact-led corporate social investment in Africa. Through the Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative, the project combines conservation, scientific research, water security, community participation and international environmental protection around major African river systems.
Agriculture in Africa has transformed into a multi-billion-dollar commercial ecosystem where food production, veterinary biotechnology, climate intelligence, and data analytics intersect. As multinational agritech firms and regional agribusinesses navigate this convergence, technical innovation alone is no longer enough to secure adoption. From bridging high-tech solutions with offline smallholder realities to managing complex data governance (POPIA, NDPA, Kenya DPA) and cross-border biosecurity risks under AfCFTA, commercial success depends on building stakeholder trust across regulators, farmers, veterinarians, and investors.
South Africa’s unemployment crisis has created a surge in entrepreneurship, but many startups fail before making their first sale. This investigation examines the risks of recruitment schemes, premature manufacturing, and high startup costs while exploring practical pathways to sustainable business ownership.
As South Africa celebrates Women’s Month this August, the spotlight turns to women whose leadership is creating lasting impact. Among them is Dr Aobakwe Segwe, leading radiologist, entrepreneur and co-founder of the Centre of Medical Imaging (CMI), whose work is helping transform diagnostic healthcare in South Africa. Breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated profession, she is championing innovation, mentoring future healthcare leaders and proving that the most powerful legacy is measured not by titles, but by the lives changed through purpose-driven leadership.
South African hard soda brand South Side launches Watermelon Twist as it expands beyond 2,000 retail stores, strengthens local production and continues its national growth strategy.
Starlink has intensified its efforts to enter the South African market by proposing a R500 million investment to provide free high-speed satellite internet to 5,000 rural schools through an Equity Equivalent Investment Programme (EEIP), which would allow it to meet empowerment requirements without local equity ownership. The company says the initiative could benefit more than 2.4 million learners annually while helping bridge South Africa's digital divide, but its launch remains subject to regulatory approval from ICASA.
The whisky made for mixing brought its signature cocktail experience to The Birmingham in Parkhurst, challenging traditional perceptions of how whisky is enjoyed
South African hard soda brand South Side launches Watermelon Twist as it expands beyond 2,000 retail stores, strengthens local production and continues its national growth strategy.
Starlink has intensified its efforts to enter the South African market by proposing a R500 million investment to provide free high-speed satellite internet to 5,000 rural schools through an Equity Equivalent Investment Programme (EEIP), which would allow it to meet empowerment requirements without local equity ownership. The company says the initiative could benefit more than 2.4 million learners annually while helping bridge South Africa's digital divide, but its launch remains subject to regulatory approval from ICASA.
The whisky made for mixing brought its signature cocktail experience to The Birmingham in Parkhurst, challenging traditional perceptions of how whisky is enjoyed
Short-term treatment doesn't always hold. Pace Recovery Centre outlines the signs that deeper therapeutic work may be needed, and what a 7-week programme actually involves.
Lexpro Systems explains how modular software lets South African conveyancing firms link transfer files, fees and payment approvals in one cloud system, adding modules as they grow.
Between work, traffic, school and sport, deciding what’s for dinner can feel exhausting. Col’Cacchio GO offers a convenient alternative when cooking or dining out isn't practical.
As warmer weather brings South Africans outdoors, relaxed gatherings turn afternoon drinks into lingering evenings, where shared food, easy hosting and good company matter more than elaborate plans.
The prompt appointment of the Deputy Minister for Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation, Seiso Mohai, as chair of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has raised concerns about ongoing patronage at the SOE.
Specno explores how South African businesses can turn specialist expertise into digital products as AI investors target professional services firms seeking growth beyond billable hours and staffing limits.
Forget Penthouses: Cape Town's New Luxury Homes Float on Water examines the reputational and commercial opportunity behind EvFloat, a South African-designed luxury floating residence introduced at Cape Town's V&A Waterfront. The Millionsworth Public Relations analysis looks beyond the novelty of floating accommodation to consider how KND Naval Design can translate its established marine engineering expertise into a credible African luxury brand. It examines the importance of engineering reputation, ownership experience, market education, African expansion and the challenge of ensuring that the company responsible for introducing an emerging luxury category remains associated with it as competitors enter the market.
Millionsworth Public Relations identifies five developments expected to shape public relations and reputation management across Africa in 2027: the outlook argues that organisations operating across African markets will increasingly need communications functions capable of identifying reputational risk before it becomes public, verifying information rapidly, understanding country-specific stakeholder environments and advising leadership before consequential decisions are finalised. It positions reputation management as an operational and executive discipline rather than a function measured primarily through media coverage, impressions and publicity.
A quick manual covering every screen, submitting releases, boosting reach, managing your dashboard and admin tools.
David Aladegbaiye Patricks
Senior Reputation & Communications Counsel | Crisis, Stakeholder & Executive Communications Strategist
Grace (Katlego) Thaba
Public Relations Specialist
Melini Moses
Senior Media Trainer, Broadcast Professional & PR Strategist | Interview & Performance Excellence
Natasha Landman
Communications, Media & Corporate Cultural Specialist | International & Humanitarian Narratives
