South Africa embraces digitized healthcare amid pandemics, balancing progress with challenges in access, skills, and implementation.

The SAFPS warns taxpayers about evolving SARS scams this tax season, highlighting common fraud tactics, practical prevention tips, and trusted reporting channels to stay protected.

South Africa’s STEM crisis highlights systemic inequalities, demanding urgent reforms to strengthen education and competitiveness.

MANCOSA urges practical municipal reforms as service delivery failures, water crises and weakened public trust dominate election debates.

As higher education enters an era defined by rapid technological change, shifting workforce demands, and evolving student expectations, tertiary education providers face growing pressure to rethink how they build and sustain their brands. Over the next 20 years, reputation will extend far beyond academic rankings, encompassing innovation, employability outcomes, digital experiences, industry partnerships, and social impact. Institutions will need to differentiate themselv

On 1 May 2026, Bullion PR & Communication marked its 30-year anniversary, reflecting three decades of sustained growth, client partnership and delivery across the communication sector.

Fraud syndicates exploit technology and human trust through increasingly sophisticated scams.

South Africa’s unemployment crisis is driving the need for digital entrepreneurship. Discover how coding, AI literacy, and digital education are empowering entrepreneurs to compete globally and fuel economic growth.

A new study warns universities must embrace AI, immersive learning, and digital transformation to remain relevant for future generations.

Thirty years ago, at 28, I started Bullion with a plastic patio table, a fax machine, floppy disks, determination and the belief that I could build something meaningful. There was no boardroom, no grand business plan and no established client base. Just a leap of faith. The PR world was very different then. Media releases were faxed, documents were printed for meetings, floppy disks were labelled by hand and newsrooms received piles of paper in fax trays. Broadcast interviews

In an age of technology, King V highlights AI governance risks, urging boards to strengthen oversight, accountability and ethical technology leadership.

Exploring South Africa's healthcare reforms, NHI challenges, and the urgent steps needed to achieve equitable universal healthcare access.

As South Africa approaches 2030, education, AI, and global shifts reshape employability, talent retention, and future workforce opportunities.

South Africa’s digital economy ambitions face a critical test as skills gaps, infrastructure challenges, and policy reforms shape future competitiveness.

The Clarens Arts Festival will return from 24 to 27 April 2026 bringing with it a wide variety of cultural and artistic indulgences.

South Africa’s education sector faces funding challenges, embracing technology, and expanding access to ensure equitable, sustainable growth.

South Africa’s growth hinges on bold budget choices in 2026. Despite optimism in mid‑2025 that the economy could achieve 1.8% growth, deep‑rooted challenges such as unemployment, deindustrialisation, fragile trade relations, and poor service delivery continue to hold the country back. As Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana prepares to deliver the National Budget in a municipal election year, attention will focus on whether government can seize low‑hanging fruits to unlock oppor

Don’t become a scam victim during the month of love. As Valentine’s Day approaches, the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) warns South Africans to be vigilant against romance scams and social engineering fraud. Scammers are increasingly active during this period, exploiting loneliness and emotional vulnerability to build trust, create dependency, and manipulate victims into handing over money or personal information.

South Africa's economy has endured a turbulent journey since the onset of COVID-19, grappling with disrupted supply chains, rising unemployment, and widening inequality. The pandemic exposed structural vulnerabilities and compounded long‑standing challenges, from energy insecurity to limited access to digital infrastructure. Yet, amid these struggles, significant progress has been made. Bold reforms, targeted investment have begun to restore confidence.

As South Africans return from the festive season with renewed energy, many households are confronted with the financial realities of a new year. For thousands of families, the beginning of the year is marked by registration fees, textbook purchases, and accommodation deposits for students entering universities and colleges. Yet, alongside this excitement, fraudsters are seizing the opportunity to exploit vulnerable consumers.