Jacaranda FM's Good Morning Angels Fund has stepped in to support three young athletes, Gauta Mahlakoane (22), Karabo Mokoo (21) and Maxwell Ndou (24), who are capturing the hearts of South Africans with their cycling journey from Limpopo to Cape Town.

To help businesses gain a sharper understanding of their consumers five years on from the announcement of the lockdown, The Up&Up Group and KLA have released a white paper detailing exactly what has and hasn't changed in the lives of consumers in South Africa. 

The use of AI in business marketing has become fully entrenched, with rapid adoption continuing at an exponential rate. Statistics from 2025, by marketing agency Amra and Elma, reveal that 88% of marketers report using AI as part of daily operations, and 92% of businesses plan to invest in Gen AI over the next three years, says Ben Swartz, CEO of CBR Marketing.   

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) South Africa has announced its proposed participation at the Rand Show 2025 as part of the exhibition's Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiatives. AHF seeks to offer visitors a range of free health services and educational engagement. 

Sensodyne has announced its 'Cavity & Chill' activation for the Rand Easter Show from Thursday, 17 to Monday, 21 April in Johannesburg. The activation is set to provide a relaxed environment where showgoers can interact with experts, discover effective oral care solutions and gather practical tips for maintaining their smiles.

Good Hope FM, in partnership with Community Chest, has called on Capetonians to join in and save lives by rallying behind its long-standing winter CSI campaign, 'Keep Cape Town Warm — #GoodHopeFMKCTW25'. The campaign was launched during a live broadcast of S3 Expresso. 

5FM has announced that after tons of entries and a flurry of social media interaction flooded 5FM's gates, the finalists have been announced for the 2025 edition of The 5FM War Cry Championship, in partnership with Standard Bank.

When it comes to influencer marketing, numbers are often seen as everything. This is kind of logically reasonable: Every brand expects measurable results from the partnerships, says the team at Famesters. 

For decades, legacy media were considered the most trustworthy source of information for most of society. If the newspaper said it, it had to be true. But where is this trust headed, and what does the digitisation of news have to do with it? Joreke Kleynhans from media update finds out. 

OMO has entered the world of sport with a new movement, aligning with SA Olympian Caster Semenya and South African Rugby (SA Rugby) to champion resilience, perseverance and the belief that every challenge — every "stain" — is an opportunity to grow.