Since the advent of the Gold Rush towards the end of the 19th century, Mine health and safety has not been the main priority of mining houses in South Africa, whose main interest is making profit at whatever cost. And Read the full story
The Eco-mobility Initiative has now passed, now it’s back to driving cars and enduring road rage incidents and traffic gridlock (for those that did heed the call of Parks Tau, the Mayor of Johannesburg). It was good to see the Read the full story
South Africa needs mavericks that embrace innovative entrepreneurship like Xolani Ndzaba to take charge in redressing the post-Apartheid lingering economic imbalances. Ndzaba is the founder and managing director of Lethabo Milling, a fastest growing black-owned grain milling company. Ndzaba optimises Read the full story
As usual, it is a case where a Bill is being pushed into Law without a balanced view, with a potential for unintended consequences. This is what well-respected academic, Prof Andries du Toit, of the University of Western Cape’s Programme Read the full story
Bear this in mind! Crowded Arena is not reinventing the wheel in terms of the bouquet of products it offers, but it pledges to deliver distinctly. The company is co-managed by Daniel Nkaunyane and Leslie Mashishi, who share a whole Read the full story
There are still people that make you still believe that, despite never-ending stories of corruption and maladministration in the country’s top institutions, South Africa still has a rich pool of leaders to tackle developmental challenges head-on. Eight South African leaders Read the full story
New Master Builders Association of South Africa Chief Executive Officer, Roy Mnisi is a man who wears many hats professionally. And he is certainly not someone wet behind the ears. Mnisi has served as the CEO of the Institute of Read the full story
An interesting point was raised during the Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) which was held in Cape Town recently. In his speech, Dr. Dr Imraan Munshi, a partner at McKinsey & Company, predicted that smart devices to track inventories, Read the full story
Analysts might have predicted that South Africa might face a food security ‘Doomsday’ in a few years to come due to dwindling capacity of the commercial farming sector. But for the majority of South Africans this is already a reality, Read the full story
The public has reacted with mixed reactions to the African National Congress’ 13-point strategy, with opinions split between indifference and cautious optimism. The plan, unveiled at during the party’s policy conference at Gallagher Estate, Johannesburg aims at resuscitating the ailing Read the full story
