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BRAND COLLABORATIONS
Engineering Dreams, Driving Aspirations – Mercedes-Benz
Driven to Win, Designed to Inspire– Mercedes-Benz
Click below to watch our exclusive interview with Floyd, Mercedes-Benz product expert
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Congratulations to Abey Kgotle who's been appointed to as Mercedes-Benz new CEO
Effective 1 December 2025, Abey Kgotle will step into the role of CEO at Mercedes-Benz South Africa. Big news from Mercedes-Benz South Africa: Abey Kgotle has been appointed co-CEO, effective 1 December 2025. After more than two decades of shaping talent, strategy, and engagement at Mercedes-Benz South Africa, he will serve as co-CEO with Claudius Steinhoff, reflecting a collaborative vision for the future.
CHECKERS X KNOX HYDRATE X DRICUS DU PLESIS X UFC
ABOUT CHECKERS
Shoprite Group stands as Africa’s largest supermarket retailer, driving economic growth, innovation, and job creation. With 3,417 stores across 10 African countries projected by 2025, the company remains a leader in the retail sector. As South Africa’s largest private-sector employer, Shoprite provides opportunities for over 163,000 employees. A publicly listed company on the JSE, it continues to shape the future of retail. Checkers, a key brand within the group, operates 293 stores and 38 Checkers Hyper outlets, setting the benchmark for supermarket excellence in Southern Africa. Through employment, innovation, and world-class retail experiences, Shoprite is building a lasting legacy of progress and success.
"Beyond the Belt: Dricus Du Plessis’ Blueprint for Enduring Value, Resilience, and Investing in the Future of the Youth"
St Stithians
Easter Rugby Festival x Partnerships x Top Achievers
Alistair Stewart, Head of Advancement at St Stithians College, delved into the school's rich history and its founding principles. He highlighted the significance of the Easter Rugby Festival, emphasizing its role in providing a platform for aspiring rugby players and its status as the country's oldest such festival. Additionally, Stewart offered valuable advice for professionals and entrepreneurs, drawing parallels between the school's ethos and the qualities essential for success in the business world. For a deeper understanding of St Stithians College's legacy and its impact on education and sports, the full interview with Alistair Stewart is available for viewing.
​St Stithians College, affectionately known as "Saints," is a distinguished private Methodist school situated in Lyme Park, Sandton, Johannesburg. Established in 1953 by Albert Collins, William Mountstephens, and Gilbert Tucker, the college has evolved into one of South Africa's premier educational institutions. Spanning a 100-hectare estate, it comprises a unique "College of Seven Schools," including Junior Preparatory, Boys' and Girls' Preparatory, Boys' and Girls' Colleges, and the Kamoka Bush School.
The college's commitment to sustainability is evident through its green campus initiatives, and its rich history is celebrated through various traditions and events. Notably, the annual Easter Rugby Festival, the oldest of its kind in South Africa, has been a platform for many Springbok players to showcase their talents.
In the 2024 matriculation examinations, St Stithians College demonstrated exceptional academic performance. The combined results of the Boys' and Girls' Colleges yielded a 100% pass rate, with 742 subject distinctions achieved. Notably, 10 students received the Summa Cum Laude award, attaining an average of over 90%. The Girls' College ranked fourth among all-girls schools nationally, with an average of 3.62 distinctions per student, while the Boys' College secured the fifth position among all-boys schools in the country .
Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool a.k a Affies (Rugby) x Blue Bulls x Director of Rugby
Affies: Fourth Best Rugby School in South Africa & Africa
"The top 200 rugby schools in South Africa spend well over
R1 billion per year on their rugby programs. "
Welcome to this special feature on Ruan Jacobs, one of South Africa’s youngest and most dynamic Directors of Rugby among the world's leading rugby schools. Ruan holds the prestigious role of Director of Rugby at Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool, better known as Affies—a public Afrikaans-medium high school for boys, located in the heart of Pretoria. Founded in 1920 by Jan Joubert and Reverend Chris Neethling, Affies stands today as a beacon of excellence in both academics and rugby, and is proudly the only remaining fully Afrikaans boys' school in the world.
In this episode, Ruan shares his personal journey, the values that shape his coaching philosophy, and the strategic methods he uses to build high-performing teams capable of executing complex game plans under pressure. We also explore his unique role supporting the Vodacom Blue Bulls, located just across the road from the school, and how this synergy adds depth to Affies’ rugby ecosystem. Whether you're an aspiring coach, player, or rugby enthusiast, Ruan’s insights into leadership, discipline, and player development offer valuable lessons that extend well beyond the field.
The topm 200 rugby schools in South Africa spend well over R1 billion per year on their rugby programs. It is big business. Major festivals put currie cup games to shame. We dive more into the machine that drives this industry from sponsorships, merchandising, streaming rights and more. The super sport schools app has over 1 miilion registers users and counrting and growing rapidbly.
How Frozen For You is Changing the Way South Africans Eat – Behind the Scenes with Lisa van Deventer
"How a Family-Run Brand Became SA’s Frozen Food Powerhouse"
In this episode, we sit down with Lisa van Deventer from Frozen For You, the premium frozen meal brand that’s redefining convenience and quality in South African homes.
Lisa gives us a behind-the-scenes look into what keeps this family-run business thriving—from building a powerful brand and driving sales, to the team’s uncompromising work ethic and commitment to being customer-centric in everything they do. Whether you're a food lover, entrepreneur, or just curious about how great businesses are built, this is a conversation not to miss.
What began in 1993 as By Word of Mouth, a catering company founded by Karen Short, quickly grew into one of South Africa’s most celebrated food businesses—earning the title of ‘Best Caterer in Joburg’ for 23 consecutive years, along with numerous international accolades.From this legacy, Frozen For You was born—responding to loyal customers who wanted take-home versions of their favourite meals. Today, the brand boasts 15 flagship stores across Gauteng, Pretoria, Cape Town, and KwaZulu-Natal.
Everything You Need to Know About Aliko Dangote’s $14 Billion Oil Refinery Project
The Aliko Dangote Oil Refinery
The Dangote Refinery is a massive oil refinery project owned by the Dangote Group, currently under construction in Lekki, Nigeria. Once completed, it will be one of the largest in the world, with the capacity to process approximately 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day. The vision for the refinery was first revealed in September 2013 by Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, who announced he had secured around $3.3 billion in financing. The total cost of the project was initially projected at $9 billion, with $3 billion coming from the Dangote Group and the remaining funds through commercial loans. At that time, the refinery was expected to begin production in 2016.
The Aliko Dangote Oil Refinery
The Dangote Refinery is a massive oil refinery project owned by the Dangote Group, currently under construction in Lekki, Nigeria. Once completed, it will be one of the largest in the world, with the capacity to process approximately 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day. The vision for the refinery was first revealed in September 2013 by Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, who announced he had secured around $3.3 billion in financing. The total cost of the project was initially projected at $9 billion, with $3 billion coming from the Dangote Group and the remaining funds through commercial loans. At that time, the refinery was expected to begin production in 2016.
The project, now estimated to cost $14 billion, represents a significant step forward for Nigeria’s industrial and energy sectors, aiming to reduce the country’s dependence on imported refined petroleum products.
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Hennies x Dricus du Plessis
Hennies X SuperSport X Dricus du Plessis (Coming Soon)
Hennie’s is one of South Africa’s fastest-growing restaurant and bar brands, founded in 2018 by entrepreneur and comedian Rikus de Beer, better known as Jonathan from RadioRaps. Named after his bull terrier, Hennie, the brand was built on a bold vision: to create a vibrant social hub that fuses the energy of an American-style sports bar with the heart and soul of South African culture. From a single location to over 33 branches across South Africa, Hennie’s has rapidly scaled into a household name for those seeking great food, sports, and atmosphere. With its first international locations now open in Windhoek, Namibia and Zambia, the brand is making strong strides into the African hospitality market. Hennie’s success is no accident—it's a result of sharp branding, authentic storytelling, and a community-first approach that resonates deeply with locals. As the company continues to expand, it stands as a testament to what’s possible when cultural relevance, entrepreneurial creativity, and strong operational systems come together. Hennie’s isn’t just growing—it’s building a movement in hospitality, and it’s only just getting started.
People Driving Billions Into Formula 1(CNBC)
Dricus Du Plessis (UFC Middleweight Champion ) x Curve Fragrances
In June 2016, Revlon acquired Elizabeth Arden for approximately $870 million.
Coming Soon
About Curve by Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Arden was one of the first female entrepreneurs in 20th century America. At a time when makeup and cosmetics were considered improper, she was instrumental in changing how the world thought about beauty. The ultimate influencer, not only did she build an enduring global business empire, Ms. Arden helped establish an entire industry. Elizabeth Arden is the first businesswoman to be on the cover of Time Magazine.
South African companies come together in unity in support of Dricus du Plessis at UFC 319
South African businesses unite as one, driven by a shared mission of pride, power, and unwavering loyalty to their champion. Every corner of the nation echoes with support for Dricus du Plessis as he steps into the octagon. This movement transcends borders, bringing together diverse industries in a common cause – to stand behind our UFC Middleweight Champion. Together, we embody the spirit of resilience and national pride, ready to witness history unfold at UFC 319
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