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No Armaggedon in South Africa
“If it bleeds, it leads and if does not bleed it can’t lead,” is a mantra long practiced by merchants of doomsday who buy...
Department of Sport, Arts and Culture: COVID19 Sector relief framework and criteria
STATEMENT
Department of Sport, Arts and Culture: Sector relief framework and criteria
Our country is dealing with a national emergency, as all efforts of the government,...
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA ON ESCALATION OF MEASURES TO COMBAT COVID-19 EPIDEMIC
My fellow South Africans, It is a week since we declared the coronavirus pandemic a national disaster...
The Top 50 Most Valuable South African Brands announcement by Brand Finance in partnership...
Johannesburg, Thursday 04 July 2019 – Brand South Africa in partnership with Brand Finance are preparing to announce The Top 50 Most Valuable South...
Brand South Africa celebrates International Women’s Day
Johannesburg, Friday 08 March 2019 - International Women's Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of...
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...
South Africa’s financial sector
South Africa's financial services sector, backed by a sound regulatory and legal
framework, is sound and sophisticated, boasting dozens of domestic and foreign
institutions providing a full range of services.
Gender Mainstreaming Awards: Rewarding empowerment
The Gender Mainstreaming Awards acknowledge those companies that have actively worked towards gender diversity at the executive and board level.
Sulaiman Philip
Organisations that had embraced...
Mimi Women helps to keep girls in school
Mimi Women makes sure that schoolgirls who cannot afford it, receive sanitary pads. Since its inception in 2013, 32,500 schoolgirls have been helped.
Melissa Javan
"The...
Iron Lady of manganese takes on mining’s big boys
Daphne Mashile-Nkosi is the owner of a multimillion-rand manganese mine in the arid Northern Cape town of Hotazel and one of a handful of women in South Africa's mining industry. Battle-hardened by her experiences in the struggle against apartheid, she's not afraid to tackle those who stand in her way.
