# Cape Town’s rising tourism and business travel have highlighted the growing need for reliable private transport amid challenges. According to Chauffeur Services Cape Town, visitors have faced difficulties with limited infrastructure, safety concerns, and accessibility issues. The company’s Yasser Moosa emphasised the importance of structured transport options, including private services for airport transfers, business […]
# The Gauteng government has welcomed Microsoft’s 5.4-billion-rand investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure in South Africa. The investment adds to the 20-billion-rand the tech giant has invested over the past three years. Microsoft aims to train over a million South Africans by next year and employ 50-thousand people to enhance AI skills. Gauteng believes this […]
# South African sculptor and painter James Delaney is encouraging the addition of more vibrant metal sculptures to make public parks more inviting. The 53-year-old has, over the past decade, designed more than 100 sculptures for The Wilds Park in Johannesburg, including a striking red steel kudu antelope, stencil owls, and a pink giraffe. He […]
# The Kruger National Park says it is pleased with the success of the 22nd Annual Savanna Science Network Meeting. More than 200 global scientists from 21 countries attended the three-day conference in Mpumalanga. The aim was to bring together scientists, researchers, conservationists, and policymakers to address the challenges facing savannas and the people who […]
# The seventh edition of one of South Africa’s premier film events, the Joburg Film Festival, is set to get underway in Sandton from tomorrow until Sunday. This year’s edition is themed The Golden Thread – Connected Through Stories, recognising that stories are the most precious treasures, illuminating shared humanity and collective wisdom. The festival’s […]
