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South Africa BRICS Business Council to host a Mid-Term Meeting
The South African chapter of the BRICS Business Council will host the group’s Mid-Term meeting in Johannesburg, Montecasino’s Pivot Conference, on 3-4 April 2019. ...
Brand South Africa partners with BARSA Aviation Summit
Collaborate - Innovate - Disrupt: Propel to 2020. This was the dialogue that buzzed among aviation professionals at the 2019 Board of Airline Representative...
CEOs Know: The Petroleum Sector’s Contribution to South Africa’s Economy
Chairman of Shell South Africa on the Petroleum Sector’s Significant Contribution to South Africa’s Economy
Tsabeng Nthite – According to the South African Petroleum Industry...
The dozen agencies that keep the country moving
Transport is the heartbeat of South Africa’s economic growth, ensuring goods and people move swiftly and safely to their destinations. We list the 12...
South African Premier Business Awards finalists named
The finalists in the South African Premier Business Awards were announced by the Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies where he also confirmed that the...
Domestic flights in South Africa
South Africa has a number of airlines flying between its major cities, and some of
its smaller ones, with fares ranging from first-class to cut-price economy. Flights
can be booked online from anywhere in the world.
Africa’s first biofuel flights take off in South Africa
History was made in mid-July. Africa's first sustainable biofuel powered flights successfully flew between Johannesburg and Cape Town.
The South African Airways (SAA) and Mango...
GE invests half-a-billion rand in South Africa
American multinational General Electric (GE) has invested R500-million in South Africa in its GE Africa Innovation Centre in Rosebank, northern Johannesburg.
The 2 700m² facility...
South African aviation sector must look at skills shortage
Tackling the skills shortage in South Africa was one of the topics discussed at the global Avi
Afrique aviation summit. Unemployment and poverty were other priorities for the sector. A
highlight of the event was the Avi Awards, won by a South African entrepreneur for his
innovative aircraft.
Six South African entrepreneurs on 2015 Forbes list
Forbes has named its 30 under 30 - its list of the 30 most promising entrepreneurs in Africa
under the age of 30. Six are from South Africa, but all are "entrepreneurs with fresh ideas".
They were nominated by readers, and judges looked at business size, location, struggles and
determination.