Lately, it seems big corporations have made honouring the cream of up and coming entrepreneurs a critical part of their ethos. One such entity is Eskom. Recently the parastatal organised the Eskom Business Investment Competition Awards, which awarded a selection Read the full story
Construction Charter Council Executive, Thabo Musumbuka, is confident that his organisation will meet the deadline of finalising the construction sector code to align it with the Department of Trade and Industry’s code of good practice. “The target is that by Read the full story
Outgoing Sanlam’s CEO,Dr Johan van Zyl, has assured the nation that his departure does not mean that his organisation will abandon transformation initiatives from its mission. In a media brief in Cape Town, van Zyl said that Sanlam implemented transformation Read the full story
New entrant in the commination sector, Keestrack SA is aspiring to create a legacy that transcends meeting customers’ specific requirements to become an exemplary corporate citizen The growing need for variety in the South African Crushing and Screening market Read the full story
Accurate statistics are essential in the country’s fight against poverty as they give policy makers a picture of its scale. That is why Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has embarked on a National Living Conditions Survey to identify and profile Read the full story
They say perception is reality in the eyes of investors. And, by and large, South Africa’s decline in the World Economic Forum’s latest World Competitive Index ranking reflects how the rating agencies view its economy. Judging from statistics, South Read the full story
Some would argue that trade union movement, Solidarity, the majority of whose members are white, might have an ulterior motive by not conceding defeat in the highly publicised case of its member, Renate Barnard, against the South African Police Services Read the full story
Investors of African Bank’s Hlumisa BEE scheme are anxious about the fate of their funds, as the collapsed African Bank waits for a financial lifeline from the Reserve Bank of South Africa. Their anxiety has been heightened by the Read the full story
It would appear that the SA Post Office does not just need to sort out the general problem of poor service delivery, but also the condition of its buildings. More than 80% of the SA Post Office buildings Read the full story
It is only natural that opponents of the country’s transformation project are celebrating at the collapse of the Aurora mining venture, as it provides them with the perfect ammunition to justify the view that transformation is a non-starter and Read the full story
