Defying the odds and outpacing the broader market, several teams in this year's JSE Investment Challenge delivered exceptional returns, surpassing the All-Share Index's robust...
The Boknes Padstal Christmas Market drew scores of patrons – many of them visitors – to its stalls on Wednesday December 20. The market which operates every quarter, might have been in existence for only 16 months but, according to coordinator, Trudie Botha, by all accounts is doing a roaring trade.
Among the offerings for interested patrons were collector's knives, hand-crafted jewellery and accessory items, sweets, biscuits, Indian delicacies, clothes and leather products.Â
Compared to other periods, December is always busier because of the festive season crowds, said Botha. However, organisers have been pleasantly surprised as to how brisk trade has been during other parts of the year.Â
The market had its humble beginnings in an idea by...
The Big Pineapple proved once again the perfect backdrop for the hundreds of runners who took to the starting line when the annual Buco Smash the Pineapple race set off from Bathurst on Saturday.Â
The race, organised by Kowie Striders under the auspices of EP Athletics Association, over 10km and 27km distances, attracted a colourful array of club athletes from various regions such as Gqeberha, Kariega, East London, Makhanda, Kenton and Port Alfred.Â
The 10km for men was won by top Kowie Striders’ athlete 18-year-old Thandolwethu Matsalo, (32:36) followed by Lithetha Gcume (36:03) and Lukhanyo Mafani (36:20) in third place. The women’s race saw Akhanya Ngesi, 19, of Kowie Striders (46:20) taking gold, followed by Liezl van...