She’s Next competition highlights women entrepreneurs in South Africa
Visa and Absa announce winners of 2024 She’s Next competition, showcasing innovative female entrepreneurs in South Africa’s renewable energy and social impact sectors.
Ramaphosa meets Elon Musk in New York to boost investment in South Africa
President Cyril Ramaphosa met Elon Musk in New York to discuss potential investments in South Africa, including the launch of Starlink and Tesla projects, as part of a broader R2-trillion investment drive.
Heritage Month: Umqombothi brewing moves from tradition to innovation
Sorghum beer, or umqombothi, is moving from traditional to mainstream in South Africa as brewers innovate with new styles. Ideal for Heritage Month celebrations.
How to start a blog: A complete guide
Learn how to start a blog with this easy-to-follow guide. Choose a topic, set up a blog, write your first post, and promote it—all on a budget.
IBM and UNDP launch new energy forecasting tools to drive equitable access
IBM and UNDP launch AI tools to forecast global electricity access and clean energy equity, enhancing data-driven decision making for a just energy transition.
Good news SA: Reserve bank lowers repo rate for first time in eight meetings
The SARB’s MPC cuts the repo rate to 8%, citing global inflation improvements and a stronger rand. What this means for South Africa’s economic outlook.
Managing stress in the workplace: advice on thriving through trauma
Valuable insights on managing stress in the workplace. Learn how to build resilience and maintain mental health in challenging work environments.
What’s the difference between medical aid schemes and medical insurance?
Medical aid schemes vs. medical insurance: a very basic explainer on the key differences between these two health coverage options, from coverage scope to cost and regulation.
Africa no longer seen as dumping ground for old planes, says Airbus
Airbus reconsiders African market amid demand surge, opening a support centre in Johannesburg to enhance local aviation industry growth.
Beer excise tax burden exceeds policy target, says Oxford Economics Africa report
New report reveals South Africa’s beer excise tax burden exceeds policy targets, placing pressure on the beer industry. Industry calls for stronger tax policy certainty.