The Dignity in Every Home campaign is a national initiative calling on employers of domestic workers to promote safe, fair, lawful and respectful working conditions. Its aim is to strengthen awareness of domestic workers’ rights while providing practical guidance for Read the full story
The new Chancellor of Sol Plaatje University, Thebe Ikalafeng, delivered a thought-provoking address at the AUC Conference in Kimberley calling for what he described as a “new compact” between universities, industry, and government. His message combined optimism with a firm Read the full story
Technology is evolving faster than most can keep up with but Nthato Mosime, founder of Dig n Decker is making it accessible, practical and powerful for everyday businesses and individuals. Rather than seeing artificial intelligence as a futuristic concept he Read the full story
And Still We Rise, the latest work by African philanthropists Tsitsi Masiyiwa and Tanya Masiyiwa, was launched on 13 March 2026, offering a reflective account of African-led philanthropy through a collection of personal narratives from across the continent. The publication Read the full story
In today’s competitive and complex talent market, organisations must rethink how they attract, retain and motivate their people while maintaining productivity and profitability. The belief that employee satisfaction conflicts with business performance is outdated. In reality, organisations that align people Read the full story
The National Empowerment Fund (NEF), in partnership with the Rand Water Foundation (RWF) will host a strategic webinar aimed at unlocking opportunities within South Africa’s water and sanitation sector. The online session, scheduled for 6 March 2026 from 10:00 to Read the full story
I want to speak to the boys and men in this country because too often, we carry a struggle nobody talks about. A struggle that is quiet, personal, and heavy. I’m talking about identity crisis, that moment in a man’s Read the full story
President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) remains a central pillar of South Africa’s economic policy and will not be scrapped. Responding to debate following the State of the Nation Address in Parliament, Ramaphosa firmly rejected Read the full story
Boxing has long stood as a black-dominated sport not only in numbers, but in dominance and global influence. From township gyms to world championship arenas, black fighters have defined the tempo, toughness and artistry of the sport. For generations, the Read the full story
South Africa stands at a pivotal crossroads. With franchising already contributing approximately 15% to the country’s GDP and employing hundreds of thousands across multiple sectors, the opportunity to grow that figure to 20% represents more than expansion, it signals a Read the full story
