Soweto Express Community Newspaper

Soweto Express Community Newspaper Soweto Express Newspaper is distributed freely door to door to upmarket homes in Soweto and Eldorado Park. We also cover businesses throughout Johannesburg

Soweto Express Digital - August 2026
31/08/2026

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Soweto Express Digital - July 2026
27/07/2026

Soweto Express Digital - July 2026

Media InformationBICÂź South Africa Empowers Primary and Matric Students Across GautengBICÂź South Africa continues to rol...
08/07/2026

Media Information

BICÂź South Africa Empowers Primary and Matric Students Across Gauteng
BICÂź South Africa continues to roll out its education initiatives across the Gauteng region, equipping both primary and high school learners with the tools they need for academic success.

Kicking off in February with a massive goal to drop off 1 million pens at underprivileged schools, the campaign continued its nationwide journey in May, making impactful stops at Munsieville Primary School in Krugersdorp before wrapping up this phase at Laerskool President Steyn in Alberton. It featured BIC¼’s long-standing Pen Licence initiative, which celebrates the milestone transition from pencil to pen. Grade 4 learners across Gauteng received official "Pen Licence" certificates alongside their very first iconic BIC¼ Orange Fine Ball Pen to foster classroom confidence. Ultimately, the BIC¼ South Africa campaign visited 170 schools across the province, distributing a total of 40 000 licences, along with 150 000 additional pens and 105 000 pencils for the other primary school children.

In addition, BICÂź is launching its Matric Pen Drop-off initiative, in August under the theme "Let's Finish Your School Story Strong." To support Grade 12 students ahead of their final examinations, BICÂź has scaled up its outreach to visit 140 high schools. The brand has also increased its donation target from 115,000 to 130,000 pens, ensuring matric students have the essential writing tools required for their critical final studies and exams.

BICÂź believes that every writing journey begins with confidence. By providing these tangible rewards and resources, the initiative aims to foster a positive attitude toward writing and academic progress from the very first pen stroke to the final exam.

03/07/2026

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Cashback for fuel rewards offering relief to South Africans amidst economic pressures

TotalEnergies supports customers with 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel in the midst of rising cost

Rosebank, 3 July 2026: South Africans are feeling the pinch of rising interest rates, record fuel prices due to geopolitical tension, and the steep incline of everyday costs. From 1 July, motorists received a welcomed relief when the fuel price dropped by about R2 per little, and diesel by over R3 per litre.

In response to this, and in time for the July school holiday period, TotalEnergies is introducing the 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel to give Club members a leg-up during this time, recognising that a little bit of savings can go a long way. When members fill up at any participating TotalEnergies service station on a Friday, they will earn 45c cents back for every litre of fuel purchased.

According to Mduduzi Sikhakhane, SFS Retail Marketing Manager at TotalEnergies, the 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel campaign is designed to be easy to use and accessible to TotalEnergies Club members. “At a time when increasing cost pressures are affecting all South Africans, we want to offer support where it matters most. Whether it’s fuelling up for the school run, the work commute, the holiday trip or the daily drive, we want to reward our customers in a way that makes a difference.”

Like with all financial habits, staying constant is where the reward comes in. By consistently filling up at TotalEnergies, customers can maximise their rewards and steadily build meaningful savings from their weekly fuel spend.

“We are seeing customers becoming more intentional on how and when they spend money, and fuel is one of those unavoidable expenses. That’s why we believe in helping members receive more value from the regular tasks, like buying fuel,” says Sikhakhane. “When you build this intentionality into your spending routine, then savings can develop meaningfully over time.”

Furthermore, joining the TotalEnergies Club is easy and free and gives you access to ongoing promotions and rewards to continuously earn and save. Sikhakhane concludes, “We encourage South Africans to take advantage of an opportunity like this to add value to what you’re spending. By planning your fill-ups to fall on a Friday, you can start building on meaningful savings to fuel your future. Every rand counts.”MEDIA RELEASE

Cashback for fuel rewards offering relief to South Africans amidst economic pressures

TotalEnergies supports customers with 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel in the midst of rising cost

Rosebank, 3 July 2026: South Africans are feeling the pinch of rising interest rates, record fuel prices due to geopolitical tension, and the steep incline of everyday costs. From 1 July, motorists received a welcomed relief when the fuel price dropped by about R2 per little, and diesel by over R3 per litre.

In response to this, and in time for the July school holiday period, TotalEnergies is introducing the 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel to give Club members a leg-up during this time, recognising that a little bit of savings can go a long way. When members fill up at any participating TotalEnergies service station on a Friday, they will earn 45c cents back for every litre of fuel purchased.

According to Mduduzi Sikhakhane, SFS Retail Marketing Manager at TotalEnergies, the 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel campaign is designed to be easy to use and accessible to TotalEnergies Club members. “At a time when increasing cost pressures are affecting all South Africans, we want to offer support where it matters most. Whether it’s fuelling up for the school run, the work commute, the holiday trip or the daily drive, we want to reward our customers in a way that makes a difference.”

Like with all financial habits, staying constant is where the reward comes in. By consistently filling up at TotalEnergies, customers can maximise their rewards and steadily build meaningful savings from their weekly fuel spend.

“We are seeing customers becoming more intentional on how and when they spend money, and fuel is one of those unavoidable expenses. That’s why we believe in helping members receive more value from the regular tasks, like buying fuel,” says Sikhakhane. “When you build this intentionality into your spending routine, then savings can develop meaningfully over time.”

Furthermore, joining the TotalEnergies Club is easy and free and gives you access to ongoing promotions and rewards to continuously earn and save. Sikhakhane concludes, “We encourage South Africans to take advantage of an opportunity like this to add value to what you’re spending. By planning your fill-ups to fall on a Friday, you can start building on meaningful savings to fuel your future. Every rand counts.”

TotalEnergies
MSLGROUP

01/07/2026

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27/06/2026

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