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Brand South Africa partners with Capricorn FM for the 9th youth seminar on...
Brand South Africa partnered with Capricorn FM for the 9th annual youth seminar, which took place on 24 June.
Ntombi Ntanzi
In celebration of Youth Month,...
‘I feel good when I help others and see them prosper’
Thato Mokhothu named her company RTT Construction after her children, Refilwe, Tshiamo and Tshego. She is not only building a legacy in the business...
South Africa’s Top 50 Most Valuable Brands
South Africa's Top 50 Most Valuable Brands have been revealed and the competitiveness of the business sphere highlights a key component of a strong...
South Africa’s tallest structures and buildings
There are 54 skyscrapers in South Africa that are more than 100m high, according to the Skyscraper Center global database. Of these, four are...
President Zuma to address National Day of Prayer
President Jacob Zuma will on Sunday, 22 May 2016, officiate at the National Day of Prayer at Absa Stadium in Durban
The prayers will be...
South African bank, Capitec, rated best in the world
A South African bank has come out on top in the Lafferty 2016 Bank Quality Rankings. The inaugural rating system took into account various factors, including financial and non-financial disclosures and customer satisfaction.
South Africa turns to cinema to build young entrepreneurs
Thousands of learners in South Africa are taking part in an initiative set up to boost youth
entrepreneurship and economic development. Called Step Up 2 a Start Up II, it offers skills, a
toolkit and entry into the Maker-preneur of the Year Competition, with bursaries up for grabs.
Get your smart card ID at your nearest bank
South African citizens will be able to apply for their smart card ID cards at Home Affairs kiosks
in FNB and Standard Bank branches as part of a pilot project set to start in April, Home Affairs
Minister Malusi Gigaba said at a media briefing on Tuesday.
South Africa can be a leader in sport for social change
Lucas Radebe aims to pass on to young people the values he grew up with, as well as those he learned during his playing career, as captain of Bafana Bafana and Leeds United. He espouses discipline, a good work ethic and, most of all, honesty. Beyond Sport, set up to use sport to make a real difference, dovetails with these ambitions.
South Africa can be a leader in sport for social change
Lucas Radebe aims to pass on to young people the values he grew up with, as well as those he learned during his playing career, as captain of Bafana Bafana and Leeds United. He espouses discipline, a good work ethic and, most of all, honesty. Beyond Sport, set up to use sport to make a real difference, dovetails with these ambitions.
