As countries around the world looks to green solutions to reduce the devastating impact of climate change, Hive Hydrogen SA are paving the way to a sustainable future by developing innovative green ammonia projects. Backed...
In mid July, KFC launched its first high-tech restaurant in South Africa. This new store is designed in a way that customer service is easier, quicker, and seamless. First of its kind in Africa, the store features digital menu...
McCormick Property Development(MPD) have finally secured the rights from the Tzaneen Municipal Planning Tribunal for their largest rural retail development to date – Dan City mixed-use development. “We are absolutely...
In 2005, University of Johannesburg’s physicist, Vivian Albert, developed solar power technology that uses a micro thin metalic film instead of the much thicker and considerably more expensive silicon based solar photovoltaic...
The N2 has a length of 2255 kilometers, the N2 is the longest tarred road and the longest numbered route in South Africa. This national road runs from the docks in Cape Town to the town of Ermelo in Mpumalanga.
Since its launching in 1996, Savanna Premium Cider has won the hearts and funny bones of consumers with its crisp and dry cider in a uniquely shaped bottle and its witty sense of humour. Here are 7 Interesting Facts You...
Menlyn Park Shopping Centre is a superregional shopping centre situated at the corner of Lois Avenue and Atterbury Road close to the N1 in Tshwane, Pretoria. This 125,248m² multi-level centre boasts a large base of...
Whether you like it or not, loadshedding has now become part of the South African culture, and with the way things are looking, its only going to get worse. No one likes loadshedding, that’s an obvious one, but if ever...
News24 is South Africa’s first website to record more than one million visitors in a month, and it took 9 years to get to this milestone. The website was established in 1998 by Media24, and has over the years become...
The Joko Tea story dates way back in the early 1890s, when Frederick Glenton borrowed £1000 from his brother in Ireland to buy and sell high quality teas. JOKO The wagon first used for distribution was pulled by two horses...