This book was written by Nick Mallett just prior to the 2023 Rugby World Cup taking place. It gives a really interesting explanation of the many things that need to be factored into the preparation of ...

After being mugged, losing her voice due to over-screaming and spending 2 years not being able to sing, as a budding artist Yvonne Sewele worked tirelessly to overcome these setbacks. Against all odds ...

As we proudly congratulate our medal winners on their nation-building achievements and while the excitement of the spectacle of the Olympic Games subsides, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on our ...

Names like Thuli Madonsela and Mamphela Ramphele may be familiar to many of us today, as female leaders in South Africa worthy of recognition. However many successful and inspirational South African ...

Unjani Clinics is a new alternative to the South African state healthcare system which is unable to adequately serve patients with quality service. By creating a social franchise easily deployable in ...

Miss Soweto 2016, Nthabiseng Kgasi, turned 22 years old on 15 th of July 2017. To celebrate her birthday, she was joined by 50 children from three different orphanages around Soweto at The Box Shop in ...

STE(A)M educational specialist, I-Innovate has brought another 21 st Century learning programme to South Africa to open up opportunities in our under-served school communities for learners to develop ...

Several Spaza shops in the Matatiele Local Municipality in the Eastern Cape have been revamped as part of Engen’s paraffin education and safety campaign. The branded Spaza shops reinforce important ...

We all have our fears and the fear of personal injury must rank right up there for most of us – certainly for me. The greatest fear for me is to be confronted by my two paramount fears at the same ...

Absa Bank has extended a R3,5 million facility to eSpaza Sum Holdings to help the company in its endevour to uplift and modernise 22 spaza shops in Mamelodi and Pretoria West. A further R7 million ...

From time to time, I see this sort of thing appearing on my Twitter timeline: …accompanied by much bewailing of the state of the nation, as well as accusations of “plundering” and “lost value”.

This is a bitter-sweet time for me. I started Hellopeter in 2000, and have worked at it every day since. It was just an idea. After all, there was nothing to replicate. No such thing as social media.