Fullview SA
Online/Digital
Fullview was launched in July 2019 as part of new internet strategy under Grooves Event Services owned by Lehlohonolo Lehana.
Fullview has focused on offering its users breaking local news, while relying on wire copy to keep them informed of international news.
The main news sections on the site are Local, around the World, and Africa. Fullview offer readers in-depth coverage of the most important news events. Regular columnists feature on the site and deliver comments on events in the news.
Fullview also offers advertising space in the publication for businesses of all sizes. We have the capacity to design advertisements for companies to be placed in the publication.
Our publication is targeting readers between the age of 18 to 55 of age, our readers range from students, young professionals and skilled workers. Source
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| Scope | Hyperlocal |
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| Language | English |
| Country | South Africa |
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By Kamlesh Bhuckory. United States (US) lawmakers agreed to extend a trade preference program with African nations until the end of 2028. The Agoa Extension Act received bipartisan support in the House on Tuesday, passing by 370 votes to 48 and mirroring a Senate vote in early August. The final hurdle is President Donald Trump’s signature.
Discovery reaps the reward as bank turns profitable.
By Adelaide Changole. Discovery’s full-year earnings rose as South Africa’s largest health-insurance administrator benefited from years of strategic investment and as profit from its banking division climbed. Normalised headline earnings jumped 21% to R11.8 billion in the 12 months ended 30 June, supported by gains from its South Africa and Vitality business, the Johannesburg-based company said in a statement on Thursday.
JPMorgan joins A2X to strengthen the market for SA securities.
By Lehlohonolo Lehana. JPMorgan Equities South Africa has started trading on A2X Markets, as it continues to expand its presence in South Africa’s listed securities market. A2X in a statement to Fullview said, JPMorgan’s participation means its members now represent 85% of trades in listed securities executed in South Africa. JPMorgan has a longstanding presence in the country and serves clients from Johannesburg and Cape Town through its Commercial & Investment Bank businesses.
Kabelo Mabalane makes official music comeback with new single.
By Lehlohonolo Lehana. Kwaito legend Kabelo “Bouga 2 Shoes” Mabalane has officially returned to music with his new single Everybody Needs Somebody, after an 11-year hiatus. Everybody Needs Somebody carries a message centred on human connection, encouragement and the importance of having people to lean on. It also reflects the direction Mabalane has taken over the years, bringing together the spirit of his kwaito roots with gospel and motivational influences that speak to his present chapter.
Harris knocked out as Tsitsipas ends South Africa’s US Open hopes.
By Kevin Rademeyer, Sports Journalist. Photo Credit: US Open. Lloyd Harris pushed Stefanos Tsitsipas all the way, but South Africa’s last singles hope at the US Open has been knocked out after a gruelling four set battle in New York. Tsitsipas recovered from losing the opening set to beat Harris 6 7, 6 3, 7 6, 6 4 in three hours and 27 minutes, ending a promising run for the South African qualifier.
Coello and Tapia make dominant return as Premier Padel resumes in Madrid.
By Kevin Rademeyer, Sports Journalist. Photo Credit : Premier Padel. Premier Padel returned from its summer break at Madrid’s Movistar Arena, with the sport’s leading men’s pairings immediately back into winning form. World No.1s Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia made the strongest statement of the opening day, sweeping aside Mouriño and Quílez 6 0, 6 1 in just 43 minutes.
Sabalenka and Alcaraz power into US Open third round.
By Kevin Rademeyer, Sports Journalist. Photo Credit: US Open. Aryna Sabalenka barely broke sweat. Carlos Alcaraz had to recover from a shaky start. Both, however, are safely through to the third round of the US Open. Top seed Sabalenka produced one of the most emphatic wins of the tournament so far, dismantling Russian qualifier Polina Iatcenko 6 1, 6 1 in a dominant display on the hard courts of Flushing Meadows.
Live Feed| WC High Court hear opposing arguments in Phala Phala report.
By Lehlohonolo Lehana. The Western Cape High Court expected is hearing arguments opposing president Cyril Ramaphosa’s application to have the Section 89 report reviewed and set aside. Watch Live in the video below: VIDEO Video Courtesy of SABC.
The next test for mobile money: Making financial access count.
By Bernice Maune. Caption: Shaibu Haruna, CEO of Mobile Money Limited Ghana. Africa’s mobile money industry has helped bring millions of people into the formal financial system. But if the sector is to keep growing, the focus may need to shift from access alone to how people are actually using those services in their daily lives. Day two of the MTN Group Fintech Annual Summit in Johannesburg focused on a question that is becoming increasingly important for the industry: what comes after access?
Limpopo Premier Ramathuba reshuffles her executive team.
By Alex Japho Matlala. Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba has reshuffled her provincial cabinet, with three MECs being axed. On Tuesday, Ramathuba announced her first reconstitution of her provincial executive council since the inception of the seventh administration in July 2024. The premier brought three new names into her council. They are: Pule Shayi, Eddie Maila and Constance Kupa-Mabuza.