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RCDT demonstrates how communities can drive South Africa’s future
As G20 leaders turn their attention to inclusive and sustainable growth, the Rustenburg Community Development Trust (RCDT) demonstrates how global goals can be achieved. Established

Donald Trump to miss South Africa’s G20 summit
United States President Donald Trump has confirmed that he will not attend the upcoming G20 Summit scheduled to take place in Johannesburg, South Africa later

JLR launches free education resource in schools to close the UK STEM skills gap
Pretoria, 4 November 2025: JLR has launched Create Possible – a free online education programme for teachers and students aged 11–14, to help tackle classroom

8th Edition of AI Expo Africa takes centre stage in Johannesburg
Africa’s largest Artificial Intelligence & Intelligent Automation event, AI Expo Africa, will be running its highly acclaimed conference & trade show at the Sandton Convention

Amapanyaza to transition into fully fledged Traffic Officers
Johannesburg, 22 October 2025 — Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced that the province’s Crime Prevention Wardens, popularly known as Amapanyaza, will be disbanded and

Vodacom invests R660 Million in Gauteng for 4G/5G
Vodacom Southern Gauteng is investing over R660 million in network infrastructure this financial year, reinforcing its commitment to delivering superior connectivity, expanding coverage, and driving

How SA drivers are championing road safety this Transport Month
October marks Transport Month in South Africa, a time to reflect on how our transport system connects communities, drives the economy, and relies on drivers,

AWARE.org unites stakeholders to Drive Action for Safer Roads
On Friday, AWARE.org hosted the 2025 Don’t Drink & Drive Seminar at the Southern Sun Hotel in Rosebank. Under the theme Driving Action for Safer Roads,

Why age 10-12 is crucial for cultivating a love of reading
Children between ages 10 and 12 are at a fascinating stage of life. They’re no longer little kids, but they’re not yet teenagers. They’re starting