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FOR DECADES, GENERATIONS OF MOTHERS IN SOUTH AFRICA HAVE TRUSTED NESTLÉ TO FEED THEIR BABIES. IN THE EASTERN CAPE, ONE OF THE POOREST IN THE COUNTRY, MANY SPEND THEIR MEAGRE INCOME ON PRODUCTS OF THE SWISS BRAND WITHOUT...
Entertainment
Nestlé – ‘Africa’s baby food sugar scandal’
DISPARITY: A new probe by Swiss watchdog into Cerelac infant cereals reveals that the multinational’s baby products in Europe come with ‘no-added sugar but those sold in Africa have high quantities of sugar’… By Monk...
Ultra-Processed Foods Aren’t The Real Villain In Our Diets
CHOICE: Here’s what research found: ultimately, the nutritional and sensory characteristics of food – and how consumers perceive it – matter more than whether something came out of a packet… By Own Correspondent...
Food & Drinks
One Dream: Can Africa Conquer the World Cup?
AMBITIONS: As the 2026 Fifa World Cup marks a seismic shift with a record 10 African nations taking part in the mammoth tournament, sports scientist and football researcher Wycliffe W Njororai Simiyu argues that the...
Banyana brace for tough Japan test ahead of WAFCON
ROAD TO MOROCCO: African champions South Africa believe two high-profile friendlies against world-ranked Japan will provide the ideal benchmark as they fine-tune preparations for next month’s Women’s Africa Cup of...
WORLD CUP AND FIREWORKS
RAZZMATAZZ: The biggest FIFA World Cup in history gets underway on Thursday with a glittering opening ceremony in Mexico, featuring Shakira, Burna Boy and a host of other stars, before hosts Mexico face South Africa and...
BAFANA BAFANA URGED TO HAVE THUNDER IN THEIR BOOTS
Rise: The team must rise anew and take their rightful place at the highest echelons of world football… By Monk Nkomo The Bafana Bafana squad selected to represent South Africa at the FIFA World Cup comprised...
Lifestyle
SA’s iconic Garden Route crowned ‘World’s Best Road Trip’
RANKINGS: South Africa’s iconic Garden Route has taken top honours in a global study, for its unmatched blend of coastal, forest beauty and year-round driving conditions—cementing its status as a must-experience...
FESTIVE SEASON ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN INTENSIFIED
Fatal: Alcohol and drug abuse identified as major causes of fatal crashes on the roads By Monk Nkomo It is that time of the year and various South African authorities have issued a strong warning against drug abuse...
MPUMALANGA TOURISM MONTH IN FULL SWING
Gold mine: Free entry at select nature reserves and a host of activities plannned. As provincial government commits to create more than hundred thousand jobs annually in the sector By Ali Mphaki Mpumalanga as a...
A SOUL-SOOTHING TRANQUIL OVERNIGHT EXPERIENCE INSIDE SANDTON’S BUSTLING HUB
PAMPERING: Out and about visiting Johannesburg’s prestigious hotel during September the Travel Month…By Priscilla MalingaA SOUL-SOOTHING TRANQUIL OVERNIGHT EXPERIENCE INSIDE SANDTON’S BUSTLING HUBGetting a hotel that...
Latest articles
30 years after the TRC – SA still carries the pain
LEGACY: South Africa’s epidemic of GBV violence cannot be understood as a policing or policy failure alone, argues Professor Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela. She contends that the country continues to live with apartheid’s...
Africa Choice Awards land in SA with 120 continental nominees
PAN-AFRICAN: South Africa will host the Africa Choice Awards for the first time as 120 nominees from across the continent compete for top honours in television, music, fashion, digital media, entrepreneurship and...
BABY LAND CRUISER IS BORN
FREEDOM AND JOY: Toyota SA marks a bold new chapter in the history of its iconic brand with a compact model primed for urban life yet capable for serious exploration… By Ali Mphaki For unto Toyota South Africa a...
Mass Repatriation Sees 900 Mozambicans Leave SA
OPERATION: The Border Management Authority has confirmed the successful departure of 926 Mozambican nationals, while seven others were stopped due to documentation and nationality-related concerns… By Own...
Fresh board to steer SAPO beyond business rescue
DOWNSIZE: The South African Post Office board appointed for the first time in nearly three years, clearing a key hurdle toward exiting business rescue… By Lehlohonolo Lehana The South African Post Office (SAPO) has a...
R148m CEO package sparks shareholder rebellion
REWARDS: A shareholder revolt has erupted at Absa after more than 43% voted against the bank’s executive remuneration report, putting CEO Kenny Fihla’s R148 million pay package and the lender’s expensive recruitment...
