In many regions of the world, small businesses frequently experience load shedding, which can have a negative effect on their operations.Whether you run a retail shop, a restaurant, or a small manufacturing unit, load shedding can halt your operations completely, Read the full story
Why build a maritime school, one could ask? The MSoE will introduce nautical studies to high school learners and will prepare them for important roles in Southern African ports. Efficient ports are crucial to the maritime industry and the transport Read the full story
(Previously in Transform SA Edition 33) The future of our country lies with the youth, but a great portion of our country’s youth are jobless and idle, and some fell into drugs. As we plunge into the fourth industrial revolution,there Read the full story
As the nation cheers for those who scored excellent marks in their matric exams, there are some with great results but without the financial means to pursue higher education. I was once one such person; even though my exam results Read the full story
The Class of 2022 has achieved outstanding success despite a tumultuous two years, with President Cyril Ramaphosa commending them for their incredible individual and collective performances in the face of adversity. “We must all work together to build a society Read the full story
For ambitious financial services professionals lacking development opportunities, January is often the month to quit their jobs, with 21 January the most popular day.[1] The fresh perspective of a new year energises people to make big changes. Yet, for all the Read the full story
According to the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS), at least eight out of ten Grade 4 learners cannot read. Qhawe Bula and his friends came up with a novel idea that will make books available online. They did Read the full story
The renewable energy sector in South Africa is making strides in providing an alternative energy source for the country’s electricity demand. The sector does however have a challenge to overcome, and that is the shortage of required skills in the Read the full story
Black people from previously underprivileged individuals make up only 11% of SA’s aviation industry licenses. This, drilled down, would reflect an even lower percentage for women in South Africa. Collectively, meaningful contributions and resources should be prioritised towards changing this Read the full story
The Association for the Advancement of Black Accountants of Southern Africa (ABASA) in collaboration with the University of Fort (UFH) Accounting Department will host the annual Professor Wiseman Nkuhlu Lecture. In its fifth year running, the lecture is in honour Read the full story