Ellis Park vs. FNB Stadium
▪︎ Quick viability checking using Ai
Home Of The Lions?
▪︎ Operational costs on match day appear to be more than double
▪︎ Therefore, break-even point ito tickets sales also appears to be double
#URC#Springboks
Greatest Rivalry Series after 3 Tests:
Points scored:
All Blacks 83-78 Springboks
Tries scored:
All Blacks 13-8 Springboks
Line breaks:
All Blacks 25-18 Springboks
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This is a relatively inexperienced All Black combination with a new coach .They performed well against a brilliant experienced SA side playing a home series . We don’t win many series in SA . That’s why it’s the ultimate challenge for us. It will help us get better.
Nika Amashukeli made a lot of technical errors today. A LOT. But that’s not why the Springboks won. They were simply the better team on the day. An excellent win from a great team. (So let’s stop pulling up clips online and insult a great effort from both sides)
Congratulations, Springboks! 👏
#Springboks #Allblacks #Rugby #RSAvNZL 🇿🇦🇳🇿 | THE GREATEST RIVALRY TOUR
It’s happening! 🔥🔥 The 2026 FuturExotics Gaborone Motorshow is officially underway — and Botswana’s President Zunaid Moti has just arrived! 🇧🇼🏎️💨
The heat has officially been turned up! 🔥👌🏽💯
It doesn’t get much bigger than this.
The Springboks and All Blacks collide at FNB Stadium for the third Test of The Greatest Rivalry Tour, with the four match series perfectly balanced at 1-1. New Zealand struck first at Ellis Park before the Springboks responded in Cape Town, setting up a massive third chapter in Johannesburg.
More than a decade since these two great rivals last met at FNB Stadium, they return with the series on the line and another huge crowd ready for one of the biggest occasions in Test rugby.
80 minutes. Springboks vs All Blacks. Everything to play for.
Who takes a 2-1 series lead at FNB Stadium?
#RugbysGreatestRivalry #RGR26 #Rugby #RSAvNZL
Experiencing the epic bond between #Springboks and #AllBlacks fans is nothing short of incredible! 🌍🏉 Feeling privileged to share this electric vibe and passion for rugby with amazing people. Can't get enough of the thrill on and off the field! Let's keep celebrating the
Kwenzakalani lana??😭🥹 Is this a tender to validate performance reviews?? Why would that be necessary? And how would it be done? And then you verify the costs of performance incentives? What, like bonuses? As in you verify that indeed that’s how much it costs? I’m confused.😭
Love how everyone in South Africa 🇿🇦 gets behind the Boks
All Pick n Pay staff, all car rental staff and plenty other service companies wear Springbok shirts as their work attire. Brilliant!!
Everywhere you go, you see people wearing SA and Bok gear - sure Bok Friday is a thing, even in schools, but it’s much bigger than that!!
Some views stay with you long after you land ✈️
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CLICKS LAUNCHES TOWNSHIP BRAND
Clicks Group has launched KwaMakhi, a new convenience retail brand aimed at South Africa’s township market.
The first store opened in Tembisa, with more planned in Khayelitsha and Cravenby.
KwaMakhi shops are smaller than traditional Clicks stores, allowing the group to move faster into high-density neighbourhoods.
The brand will sell baby products, healthcare items, beauty goods, personal care products and household essentials at everyday low prices.
Clicks says the model will make shopping safer, easier and closer to home, while keeping money in local communities and creating jobs.
Full details - https://t.co/zv7exYZdIF
Pictured - Clicks Group CEO, Bertina Engelbrecht and KwaMakhi Staff
FOSCHINI CLOSES STORES TO SAVE PROFITS
The Foschini Group (TFG) plans to close about 180 more stores over the next three financial years as it tries to protect profits and reshape its retail network.
The decision follows weaker earnings, rising costs and pressure on margins, despite revenue growth.
Management says the shift is driven by changing shopping habits rather than a collapse in demand.
Full story - https://t.co/BC2BoED01l
Pictured - Anthony Thunström, TFG CEO