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Kaya FM — Official Media Partner of the 2019 RMB Turbine Art Fair
The radio station will be shining the spotlight on emerging artists as the official media partner of the RMB Turbine Art Fair
Make a Safe Move to Cloud-based Document Management
Automate business processes, increase efficiency and reduce cybersecurity risks with Capisol Software
Supporting SME Growth with Custom IT Solutions
South African SMEs can rely on Dial a Nerd for affordable IT support
Ownership And Policies
Duma Gqubule reflects on the slow pace of transformation within corporate South Africa.
Flexible And Thoughtful Spaces
A number of office interior design trends are shaping workspaces in South Africa. Beth Amato investigates how these new spaces cater to the needs of businesses and their employees.
Learn From The Best
For serious collectors, a strategy is essential to inform acquisitions and provide a focus to a collection. But what exactly is a collection strategy? Nicola KritzInger suggests taking cues from world-renowned collectors.
Steyn City Becomes A Major Player In Women’s Golf
Women’s golf took a giant step forward when Steyn City hosted the first Sixters Tournament in April this year. But that was just the beginning: the highly regarded golf club is gearing to do even more to advance female golfers.
In Search Of A New King
The Melrose Gallery is proud to present the solo exhibition by Christiaan Diedericks – In Search Of A New King, currently underway until 9 June 2019.
Wasted! A Descent Into Corruption
The first public scandal hit the government in 1996 and since then, we’ve seen a stream of scandal culminating in state capture. Ferial Haffajee recounts just some of the high-profile ones.
Let’s Wipe The Smiles Off These Faces
Are the lights a bit too dim? Does the size of our national debt alarm you? Are you tired of seeing perpetrators of corruption and maladministration getting off scot-free? So are we! Now is the time to ACT.
A Tale Of Two Education Systems
The right to basic education is enshrined in the South African Constitution and the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, yet South Africa is still riddled with inequalities.
Nedbank’s Digital Transformation
Nedbank is a fascinating organisation with a 188-year-old history that is embracing modernisation and digitisation.
Breaking Up The “Boys Only” Club
The United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Development asks leaders from all sectors of society for change and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and communities.
Renewable Help On The Way
Investments in renewable power aren’t only a response to load shedding and uncertainty from Eskom, but rather a case of simple economics — they impact on the rands and cents.
The Intelligent Edge And Beyond
The connected world is beginning to develop a lot of smarts, writes James Francis.
Foreign Policy ‘Vs’ Human Rights
South Africa, with its progressive Constitution which guarantees human rights, could be an example for the rest of the continent, writes Ryland Fisher.
Politics In Transition
Political transition may have been the obvious change 25 years ago, but has the politicking changed the discourse for our people? Ryland Fisher reports.
Why Edge Computing Is Set To Transform Global Industry
While it is arguable that the world doesn’t need yet another technology buzz-phrase, the emergence of ‘edge computing’ is worth understanding.
A Culture Of Cleanliness Can Combat Lost Productivity
At a time that economic growth remains constrained, South African businesses can hardly afford further losses due to lost productivity.
A New Chapter
Three women with a desire to empower vulnerable people were motivated to make the shift from corporate positions to roles in the NGO sector.
