South Africa’s business leaders and friends gathered at Emperor’s palace on Tuesday to honour the life and times of Monde Tabata. He passed away on Thursday 17 September 2020 due to Covid-19 complications. Tabata chaired the finance committee of the Read the full story
The hospitality environment is a demanding industry that not only requires passion and motivation at each level of the organisation but also leaders that support, guide and nurture its employees. Support, guide and nurture – three words that are more Read the full story
By Keketso Kgomosotho, Candidate Attorney, overseen by Johan Botes, Partner and Head of the Employment and Compensation Practice at Baker McKenzie in Johannesburg Gender equality has been a burning issue for some time, with little tangible progress made. In response Read the full story
JOHANNESBURG – September 16, 2020 –Datacentrix, a high performing and secure ICT solutions provider, and its staff members have donated hundreds of thousands of rands to several non-profit beneficiaries, in support of feeding schemes as well as protecting more vulnerable members Read the full story
The Minister of Employment & Labour has published for comment a Draft Code of Practice on the Prevention and Elimination of Violence and Harassment in the World of Work (Code). The Code applies to all sectors (both public and private) Read the full story
Call to apply to SAB Foundation Tholoana Enterprise Programme An entrepreneur’s journey has enormous potential to create jobs, build the economy and uplift communities. However, this journey is not without its challenges, and only 25% of businesses survive beyond five Read the full story
Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza has been unveiled as the ombudsman of Cricket South Africa’s (CSA) Cricket for Social Justice and Nation Building (SJN) project that was formally launched at Olympic House, SASCOC, in Johannesburg on Friday. The announcement marked a key Read the full story
In some cases, women are demotivated to pursue careers in medicine because they regard it as a male-dominated field. Dr Karabo Tlale, a specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist, feels that strides to include more women into the mix could involve informing Read the full story
As government struggles to keep the COVID-19 virus at bay, engineers and inventors are working around the clock to find solutions that can prevent the spread. “Our aim is to reduce the queues at the hospitals. We’ve realised that queues Read the full story
There are an estimated three to four million children under the age of six who have no access to early learning in South Africa, mainly due to logistics and poverty. This has a significant impact when they enter formal schooling Read the full story