The Time 100 is a list that celebrates people making impact in their respective field. Financial expert, entrepreneur, philanthropist and billionaire Tony Elumelu is one… Read More »Time Magazine Lists Nigerian Billionaire Tony Elumelu among 100 Most Influential People in the World
The supply chain, particularly in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry and especially in South Africa’s main or informal market, has traditionally relied heavily on… Read More »Opinion: Adapting The Supply Chain To The “New Normal”
Sometimes, hitting the pause button is a good thing. Especially when you’re working on a lifesaving vaccine during a pandemic… News of the recent suspension… Read More »Why Hitting Pause On A Vaccine Trial Is A Good Thing
President Cyril Ramaphosa has put his weight behind the ongoing campaign to remove monuments glorifying the apartheid past. In his Heritage Day keynote address, Rampahosa… Read More »Ramaphosa Backs Campaign To Remove Statues
President Cyril Ramaphosa used part of his Heritage Day address to tackle racism in South Africa. Ramaphosa says the controversial Clicks advert shows that South Africa… Read More »Long Fight Against Racism Ahead – Ramaphosa
SA Trade Minister calls on G20 trade ministers to recognize the need for greater policy space in global trade rules to promote African industrialisation. Africa… Read More »Patel Calls On G20 To Promote African Industrialisation
The Department of Health confirmed the cumulative number of detected COVID-19 cases is 667 049 with 1 861 cases identified. The cumulative number of tests… Read More »SA COVID-19 Numbers Sits At 667 049
An innovative new community-focused advertising platform has been launched in SA which offers local businesses the chance to market their services directly to school children… Read More »New Local Business Listing Services Launches
Every day South Africa keeps its borders closed, albeit partially, the effects are felt by communities dependent on tourism for survival. The sooner Government reopens… Read More »Rural Communities Have Felt The Brunt Of South Africa’s International Travel Ban
The State in the Nathaniel Julies case has told the Protea Magistrates Court that releasing the police officers would jeopardise the case because of their… Read More »Accused No 1 Intimidating Co-accused In Julies Case