A 33-year-old investment actuary and portfolio manager, Dean De Sousa from Bryanston in Gauteng, was crowned the country’s top boerewors maker at the 34th annual Championship Boerewors finale on Saturday, 15 August. 

A Plettenberg Bay supermarket has won seven regional and two national awards in nine years.

With one of South Africa’s largest and most diverse selections of premium dairy products, Woolworths has once again claimed top honours at the 193^rd edition of the prestigious SA Dairy Championships – Africa’s biggest and longest-running dairy competition.

As electronic device usage continues to rise across South Africa, awareness around proper disposal remains limited, leading to the collection of electronic waste landing at below 1% in some South African regions.

Tiger Brands has reached a milestone in its renewable energy journey, with solar power now operational at seven of its manufacturing sites across South Africa, helping to reduce the company's reliance on non-renewable energy sources while lowering its carbon footprint.

Electronic waste (e-waste) remains South Africa’s fastest-growing waste stream, posing a pressing environmental challenge that is compounded by the limited number of safe disposal mechanisms available.

When 35-year-old Liesl Smerdon looked through a family photo album, she never imagined that one childhood photograph would eventually lead to a range of haircare products stocked on Checkers’ shelves. The photograph showed her as a 10-year-old with a head of natural curls.  

With transport costs continuing to place pressure on household budgets, South Africans are increasingly looking for ways to reduce everyday expenses. As a result, loyalty programmes that reward routine spending are becoming an attractive option for consumers seeking extra value from purchases they already have to make, including fuel.

South Africans could soon pay substantially more for one of the country's favourite winter meals after an administrative error blocked Argentine oxtail imports, which supply the majority of the local market.

The SPAR Supplier Development Programme is helping small South African brands like Simply Deli access market opportunities, build capability and scale for long term growth

For more than 40 years, Norman Motsepe (56) has built a career around helping South Africans look and feel their best.

Transpharm recently concluded its first intake of unemployed youth into the Shoprite Group’s Retail Readiness Programme (RRP), which kicked off in March. As the Group’s pharmaceutical wholesale and distribution business, Transpharm supplies medicines and healthcare products to pharmacies and medical providers across South Africa.