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The Cleaner Way Of Doing Business
Carbon tax means that companies need to find greener ways of doing business or pay the price, writes Mpho Lukoto.
Key Challenges
The logistics industry plays a key role in facilitating global trade in an increasingly globalised world. Caryn Gootkin looks at the challenges businesses in this industry must overcome this year.
Paying It Forward, Rand For Rand
Non-profit organisation Rally to Read has reached over 1 000 schools through their programme.
Restaurant Chains Get Inventive To Cope With The Effects Of Lockdown
SPONSORED: Since lockdown, survival has been the main focus of most restaurants, but with the recent ease of lockdown regulations, some have started thinking of growth prospects again.
Can The Tourism Industry Recover?
Business leaders within the tourism sector weigh in on how to successfully navigate the current COVID-19 crisis. By Ryland Fisher.
Training The Supply Chain
The world of logistics is changing faster than ever before, but is education keeping up? Delia du Toit reports.
Franchise Industry Code Under Consideration By Government
From negotiating rental relief with landlords and royalty fees with franchisors to asking for relaxed loan repayments with banks, franchise operators continue their battle to survive the Covid-19 lockdown as the economy tries to get back to some form of normality.
What Constitutes A Franchise?
For a business concept to qualify as a franchise, the following elements must be present…
Why Belong To The Franchise Association Of South Africa?
Are you a budding entrepreneur with big ideas wanting to franchise your concept? A warning against being ‘penny-wise, pound foolish.”
Preparing For The Future
Agriculturists must take the lead in the fight against climate change, writes Glenneis Kriel.
Will The Master Plan Work?
The national plan to deal with drought has been cautiously welcomed, but is it too little too late? asks Mpho Lukoto.
CEO’s Should Lead By Example
Ryland Fisher examines what CEOs are focused on during the COVID-19 crisis.
Oceans Of Plastic
Plastic pollution of the oceans, is intrinsically linked to behaviours on land, finds Samantha Barnes.
Get It Fresh
Transporting perishable goods involves careful collaboration between a host of partners, reports Anthony Sharpe.
Prioritising Diversity And Inclusion
Women are still under-represented across all management levels, according to The Mineral Council of SA’s Mining Industry Transformation Progress Report for 2019. Caryn Gootkin investigates.
Transforming Higher Education
Developing talent in the right way, especially now, when there is so much uncertainty in the world, is crucial, writes Puseletso Mompei.
Waste Not, Want Not
Anthony Sharpe talks to a Nigerian social entrepreneur who is working to get less food in the trash and more in the mouths of those who need it.
UCT Graduate School Of Business Is Number One In South Africa
Latest ranking of customised programmes from the Financial Times shows the University Cape Town Graduate School of Business is leading in South Africa.
BUTT Out
Cigarette butts are the most littered item on earth. Joanne Carew digs deeper into the problem.
Reinventing Our Cities For A Sustainable Future
Beth Amato takes a look at Menlyn Maine, an ambitious attempt to rethink the way we design living spaces in South Africa.
