The WomenIN Festival 2025 has announced that it is taking place on Thursday, 13 to Friday, 14 November at the Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town. The WomenIN Festival is a catalyst for connection, change and collective power.

As South Africans continue to grapple with persistent food price pressures, SPAR has introduced 'Super Savings,' an initiative designed to help households make their money go further when shopping for groceries.

Jetour has announced that it is now the official vehicle sponsor for the DHL Stormers, a three-year partnership that promises to deliver innovation, passion and world-class experiences. The announcement follows a year of transformation for the DHL Stormers, including a full rebrand under the banner, "In It Together".

This Heritage Month, as South Africa celebrates its rich and diverse cultural legacy, the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) has officially begun judging for the 2025 PRISMS Awards.

Air France-KLM, has announced a new social impact initiative in KwaZulu-Natal. This collective effort supported a community-driven project aimed at creating a safe and nurturing space for children in the community of Winterton.

In South Africa, FOUR PAWS has partnered with the GARC to introduce South African animal welfare groups to the Rabies Centres of Excellence (RCEs) initiative. This initiative aims to recognise and support local animal welfare groups that meet global standards for rabies elimination and community engagement.

South Africa faces a critical waste management crisis, generating 122-million tonnes of waste annually with only 10-16% recycled. This leads to overflowing, non-compliant landfills and a crisis for both the environment and society, says Warren Hewitt, CEO of the Greater Tygerberg Partnership.

This Heritage Day, on Wednesday, 24 September, the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) has announced that it invites the public to celebrate the richness of South Africa's cultural heritage with free entry to the museum all day.

More and more PR pros are turning to micro-influencers and trusted local voices as they plan campaigns. media update's Venelize de Lange takes a look at why micro-influencers are suddenly the beating heart behind successful publicity moves.

The African diaspora is one of the fastest-growing communities in the world, with more than 170 million people of African descent living outside the continent according to United Nations estimates, says Kirsten Roos, Managing Partner, Pulse Communications.