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Veteran broadcaster Shado Twala’s Sauce takes the stage for the first time at the...
Covid19 lockdown, which saw the two editions of this event hosted largely in a hybrid format.
The summit has grown exponentially over the years into...
South Africa’s new plug standard explained
22 August 2016
South Africa’s current triangular electrical plug/socket standard is set to be replaced over the next 10 to 50 years with a more effective...
Recycling companies across South Africa
A number of companies around the country make it simple to recycle plastics, paper, glass and even building materials. Here's a guide to recycling across South Africa.
Oliver Awards honours South Africa’s black business leaders
The 13th annual Oliver Empowerment Awards recognises South African companies and business leaders making affirmative action policies work to create jobs, build the economy, and encourage a culture of entrepreneurship.
Sanitary pad project gives poor and rural girls dignity
A very real, critical - but overlooked - problem led one KwaZulu-Natal mother to design an award-winning out of the box solution. Project Dignity supplies Subz packs to rural and poor schoolgirls across the country, along with an innovative education solution.
Housing from industrial by-products
Using by-products of mining and manufacturing, a group of South African companies has devised a more cost- and time-efficient way of easing the country's affordable housing backlog.
Buy-SA boost for jobs, manufacturers
The phrase "local is lekker" was given a new meaning on Monday when the South African government, business and labour signed a deal to increase procurement of locally manufactured goods to 75 percent.
South African housing innovation on show in US
A passion for providing housing for all, coupled with innovative technology, has led to South African company Moladi being invited to show its concept at a prestigious exhibition organised by the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum.
• New technologies for social housing
Woolies goes for ‘greener’ trucking
South Africa's Woolworths has become one of only a handful of retailers worldwide to pilot a system that uses nitrogen rather than diesel generators to refrigerate its delivery trucks.