After floodwaters tore through parts of Mpumalanga and Limpopo in January, Menlyn Park Shopping Centre has acted fast and offered its aid.

Manufacturing is standing at a pivotal moment. What was once defined by linear processes, manual production and siloed data is now evolving into a world of digitally connected, intelligent ecosystems, says Tasneem Dajee, Presales Manager at Sage Intacct, Sage AME.

KFC Africa, a partner of Cricket South Africa, has donated R600 000 to the Breast Care Unit at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital, following the third Proteas Men's T20I match against West Indies on Saturday, 31 January.

ASEZ WAO, the young adult worker volunteer group of the World Mission Society Church of God, has carried out a tree-planting activity in the areas surrounding Khumbulani High School and Newton Park Technical High School in Nelson Mandela Bay as part of the Mother's Forest Project. 

Rare Disease Day takes place on 28 February, and Rare Diseases South Africa (RDSA) is calling on South Africans, the healthcare sector and the broader public to use this day for more than a symbolic show of support.

Shared media or organic content created and distributed by users increases brand awareness, trust and engagement due to its authenticity and viral potential, says Sasha Kupritz, PR specialist.

While schools have reopened and classrooms are once again filled with chatter, many learners are returning without the basics they need to feel ready to learn. No stationery. No uniform.

The start of a new year often brings optimism, new strategies and renewed ambition. However, for the public relations and reputation management industry, the past year ended not only with optimism but also with hard-earned clarity, says Moliehi Molekoa, Managing Director of Magna Carta Reputation Management Consultants and PRISA Board Member.

Venelize de Lange from media update looks at the rise of positive education reporting in South Africa, and why success-driven reporting is resonating and driving engagement with audiences.

Cotlands is inviting corporates, individuals and running communities to take part in a fun race on Saturday, 14 March at the Johannesburg Zoo, in support of early childhood development for thousands of young, vulnerable children who don't have access to any early learning programme and need a strong start to their learning journeys.