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How Green Are Our Malls?
Green building is big business, and is being implemented in a number of malls across South Africa, writes Shantalie Hewavisenti.
Public Liability: Who Is To Blame?
Who pays when someone gets hurt at a shopping mall, either because they slip or trip, or because something bigger happens – like a roof collapses or a fire breaks out? Mandy Collins investigates.
The Psychology Of Shopping
Shantalie Hewavisenti explores how malls entice people to buy things they didn’t necessarily plan to buy… and how they make sure shoppers enjoy the experience.
Making Malls Better
Georgina Guedes looks at how South African malls are responding to the needs of their customers to keep them entertained, fed and coming back for more.
Getting Through Renovations Smoothly
What drives malls to renovate and upgrade, and how do they make the process smoother? Busani Moyo investigates.
Calling All Social Entrepreneurs
Be South Africa’s next change maker with the nation builder social innovation challenge.
Riding The Crest Of Change
Being a woman in business is challenging enough. Given the state of South Africa’s economy, being a woman in finance means you really have to be comfortable with uncertainty and change, writes Puseletso Mompei.
Dealing With Disruption
The problems and protests within South African universities are never far from public debate. Sahil Lala takes a look at some of the ways in which those issues are being tackled.
Corporate Support For Sport
Sport can help to create a winning nation, and corporate investment could well be the key ingredient for such success. Mwangi Githahu reports.
Follow That
Scared of missing out on the biggest social media stories? Sahil Lala finds 10 local online influencers everyone should be keeping an eye on.
The Value Of Public-Private Partnerships
With the growth of private sector investment in Africa’s public infrastructure, public-private partnerships have emerged as the favoured vehicle for infrastructure projects, particularly in the energy and transport sectors.
Durban ICC Appoints New Marketing, Sales And Events Director
The Durban International Convention Centre (Durban ICC) is pleased to announce the promotion of Scott Langley to the role of Marketing, Sales and Events Director.
Drought And Water Scarcity
According to United Nations Water, as many as 1.6 billion people, or almost one quarter of the world’s population, are facing water shortages and drought conditions. Puseletso Mompei takes an in-depth look at this global phenomenon and how it is affecting South Africa.
5 Things You Didn’t Know Were Made In SA
Clinton Matos goes in search of globally recognised products and services that are as local as Mrs Balls.
Helping Rugby Score
Programmes that support rugby not only help expedite transformation, but can also change lives, writes Penny Haw.
CSI And Brands: A Natural Synergy
Phakama Mbonambi investigates how brands linked with social causes inspire positive socio-economic change.
Re-Made in SA
It’ll surprise you to find out how effective our recycling industry is, says Adam Oxford, but it could always be better.
Reimagining The Arts
The road to creative industry fame is not always paved in glitter, but thanks to community outreach programmes, some people from isolated parts of South Africa are now realising their dreams, writes Babalwa Shota.
Under Pressure
Along with the rest of South Africa, freight and logistics companies are challenged to transform. Are they ready for change? Lisa Witepski looks at how far they’ve come.
Sports Development: Scoring Big
Sports development among rural communities is set to soar, thanks to innovative projects and government funding, reports Gershwin Wanneburg.
