Free Basics Platform is now live - more than 60 new services are available across the 29 countries where Free Basic services are available, including 14 in Africa Praekelt Foundation and Facebook announce a partnership that aims to accelerate the impact of Internet and more organisations to create services for the Free Basics Platform Cape... Continue Reading →

The Eat out Awards TOP 10 RESTAURANTS for 2015 are Responsible for all the audio and music for the show -Been doing the event for many years now with the Rainbow events team Five Hundred and chef David Higgs NUMBER 5 Greenhouse at The Cellars-Hohenort and chef Peter Templehoff NUMBER 4 Jordan Restaurant and chef... Continue Reading →

Adele is number 1 on the charts up 5 places with Hello HEART TOP 40 - 14 November 2015 POS ARTIST SONG TITLE MOVE L/W PEAK WEEKS NOTES 1 Adele Hello Up 5 6 1 3 2 Justin Bieber What Do You Mean Down 1 1 1 8 Last Week's #1 3 R.City feat. Adam... Continue Reading →

by Andy MacDonald, Vice President, Global Service Provider Business, Cisco, Middle East & Africa Over the past 50 years, Internet technology has rapidly and profoundly changed the way people work, live, play and learn. The power of the Internet is allowing African citizens to do more things, from more places, faster and better. Computers, mobile... Continue Reading →

Cherry Festival 14 Nov -Ficksburg Show Grounds Then Swaziland on 28 Nov with FNB - #FNBSMOOTHFEST

Cherry Festival running order next week with Sipho Mabuse on the bill

Cape Town in summer is an exciting place to be, especially when Roeshdien, aka Mr Jaz, is in town to deliver his unique blend of pure enrichment and inspiration, live! The day to diarise is Saturday 28 November 2015. That’s when the “Perfect Mood”, “Feel For life”, “Inside ’n Out” and “Love is in The... Continue Reading →

Daniel Carter has been named World Rugby Player of the Year 2015 in association with MasterCard during a star-studded World Rugby Awards ceremony at Battersea Evolution in London on Sunday. Fly-half Carter joins his All Blacks captain Richie McCaw as a three-time recipient of the prestigious accolade, having also been named Player of the Year... Continue Reading →

The Springboks land in Johannesburg on Tuesday with their coach, Heyneke Meyer, in defiant mood after he yesterday insisted that he is the man to take the Springboks further, that criticism of him was unjustified, and that he has the backing of the government. Meyer feels his side’s third place was a credible achievement and... Continue Reading →

The best World Cup ever? You bet your life it was. England 2015 was by some margin bigger and better than any of the previous seven World Cups, with stadiums packed to the rafters watching high quality rugby across the board as the two tier nation showed that they have narrowed the gap on their... Continue Reading →

It seems a life time ago that South Africa’s rugby world came crashing down at the Brighton Community Stadium to a chorus of ‘Nippon! Nippon!” It was September 19 and as the captain of the day, Victor Matfield, said straight after the most famous upset in world rugby history: “We have to either take shape... Continue Reading →

Phil Walter Steve Hansen, left, got just about everything right. The result was an All Blacks triumph in the Rugby World Cup final. If there was one thing that stood out about the All Blacks' World Cup campaign it was that their coach seemed in complete control from start to finish. Early in the tour... Continue Reading →