media update's Venelize de Lange analyses Cape Town's latest tourism push to unpack how integrated storytelling, global visibility and measurable engagement are reshaping destination PR.

Bellville has introduced new public e-waste drop off points at any of the official ERA bins to support the circular economy, aimed at taking a step towards a cleaner, safer and more sustainable future.

The WildED Holiday Camp has concluded a successful week at Crocworld Conservation Centre over the school holidays, giving young adventurers a hands-on introduction to conservation, outdoor skills and teamwork. 

Chery South Africa has confirmed the renewal of its sponsorship of the Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series after four successful years, extending the agreement for an impressive three-year period beginning in 2026.

Gordon McTavish, an architect and car enthusiast from Kloof in Durban, has won a brand-new Jetour X70 Plus Momentum SUV in Reach For A Dream Foundation's 30^th annual Dream Raffle. He received the keys to his vehicle during an official handover at Jetour South Africa in Centurion.

What separates performative initiatives from those that truly resonate? Venelize de Lange from media update explores how Shoprite's Act for Change Fund offers insight into credible impact storytelling and communication.

As we step into a new year, global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS calls on South Africans to make animal welfare a priority in their New Year's resolutions. By adopting simple, impactful habits, communities can help create a kinder, more sustainable world for animals, people and the planet.

Brand transitions test more than just strategy. Venelize de Lange from media update examines how audience response, shareholder engagement and media coverage can quickly shape a broader reputational challenge. 

As South Africans prepare to welcome the New Year, global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS calls on communities to say no to fireworks and prioritise the safety and wellbeing of animals. Fireworks may be a thrill for some, but for animals, they are a source of panic, trauma and even life-threatening danger.

The Mdzananda Animal Clinic and Shelter has announced that it spent Tuesday, 23 December bringing festive cheer to the dogs and cats of Khayelitsha.