COUNTDOWN FOR THE RWC HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN: LIQUI MOLY KICKS OFF ITS ROAD TO RUGBY WORLD CUP 2027 WITH “KEEP DRIVING THE GEES”

With the countdown to the Rugby World Cup 2027 in full swing, LIQUI MOLY South Africa is beginning its journey to the tournament with the launch of “Keep Driving the Gees”, a campaign built around the people whose passion, commitment, and energy drive the things they care about every day.

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Sudan: War amid Chemical Weapons Crimes and Awaiting an International Response

Since mid-April 2023, the devastating conflict in Sudan between the national army and the Rapid Support Forces has escalated far beyond conventional combat involving artillery and drones. It has transformed into a proxy war marked by severe violations of international prohibitions, where competing regional and international interests continually fuel the violence.

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No Girl Left Behind: African Child at Work NPO Tackles Period Poverty in Orlando West Schools.

African Child at Work NPO recently hosted a Menstrual Hygiene Education program at two schools in Orlando West and Soweto. Schools: Shomang Primary School and Emdlaleni High School. Held at the school’s halls on Friday, 18 September 2026. The program focused on educating young girls about menstrual health and hygiene, addressing period poverty, and breaking the stigma and misconceptions surrounding menstruation.

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Adidas and Arsenal have unveiled their third kit for the 2026/27 season, inspired by the “Arsenal mentality.”

Adidas and Arsenal have unveiled the new Arsenal third kit for the 2026/27 season, inspired by the belief, ambition and creativity that define the club and brought to life through a new campaign exploring the Arsenal State of Mind. The launch brings Arsenal’s iconic yellow return for the first time in five seasons alongside a bold new expression of one of the club’s most recognisable design signatures.

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Human Capital: The Missing Link in Africa’s Energy Security and Industrialisation

Across Africa, governments and investors are accelerating plans to build or revamp refineries, gas processing plants, petrochemical complexes, pipelines and storage terminals to industrialise and cut imports of fuels and finished goods. At this time, however, the continent lacks the skilled human capital required to operate, manage and sustain these facilities and deliver the anticipated business results over the long-term without relying heavily on expatriates.

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