Early 2000 when I was still working for SAICA I wrote about this topic – I’ve decided to tackle it again because I feel that it’s still very relevant. SAICA had a youth-based magazine called XL (Excel at Life) that Read the full story
Afribiz Invest and Hogin Enterprises have partnered to create a world class memorial site that uses the latest technology and service. The site is called the Lanseria Memorial Garden which is the first fully black owned memorial site in South Read the full story
South Africa has a 35.3% unemployment rate while having a staggering 66.5% youth unemployment rate. The country needs to put entrepreneurship at the forefront if it is to see enormous change and redirection towards a better economy and a better Read the full story
Nkosinathi Zwane is a determined, and resilient entrepreneur. The 26-year-old learned early in his life that you need to respect your craft and put your best at it. Growing up in KwaThema township also taught Nkosinathi the importance of empowering others. Read the full story
Satrix has announced the appointment of Fikile Mbhokota as their new CEO. This follows the departure of Helena Conradie, who has been at the helm since 2013. “Today we welcome Fikile Mbhokota as our new #CEO. We are looking forward Read the full story
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed a diverse and representative group of people with sector expertise to serve as members of the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Advisory Council. The Advisory Council, which has been appointed for a period of five years, Read the full story
Africa’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature, the acclaimed Nigerian playwright, Prof Wole Soyinka, was among the winners of the 2022 African Genius Awards (AGA) announced on Wednesday at the University of Pretoria’s Future Africa Institute. The two other winners at Read the full story
Legendary TV producer and playwright Duma Ndlovu was conferred with a Ph.D. (honoris causa) by the University of Zululand on Monday, May 09th, 2022. The degree is being awarded by the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Dr. Ndlovu said Read the full story
Many factors motivated this week’s topic, including the change in our weather patterns and the distraction that comes with it—case in point – the recent KZN floods. Let’s first define the relevant terminology. The recent events and devastation have highlighted Read the full story
Black Economic Empowerment might have had a fair share of criticism for its many flaws even among its intended beneficiaries, but there comes a sudden closing of ranks against even the minutest attempt to disrupt the transformation agenda. It is Read the full story