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Metals, engineering need govt support to ensure sustainable economic recovery
By: Martin Creamer 8th February 2022 South African businesses in the metals and engineering sector have faced enormous challenges over the past few years, with the Covid-19 pandemic... →
Drive safely into 2022
25th January 2022 We’ve said goodbye to the summer break and traded in our morning fun in the sun and leisurely brunches or beach walks for cereal, carpools and... →
DA wins battle to make ANC cadre deployment records public 
5th January 2022 Following months of sustained pressure by the DA, the State Capture Commission has made public the minutes of ANC cadre deployment committee... →
Holiday safety 101: When tyres are compromised on your road trip
15th December 2021 The last thing you want to think about when planning your December holiday, is car trouble, when all that’s probably on your mind is a fun year-end... →
Play your part in domestic tourism’s recovery this holiday
15th December 2021 Domestic tourism remains key to the resilience of the South African tourism sector. Following the recent discovery of the Omicron variant, global... →
Donation of menstrual cups alleviates period poverty for 1000 girls
14th December 2021 More than 1000 girl learners at two KwaZulu-Natal high schools now have a better chance of uninterrupted education and maximum school attendance... →
Sumitomo Rubber champions community development with school borehole project
7th December 2021 Tyre manufacturer, Sumitomo Rubber South Africa (SRSA), recently partnered with Gift of the Givers to provide running water to a KwaZulu-Natal... →
Employer funded share incentive schemes and the Spur judgement – some perspective is needed
24th November 2021 Much has been written about the ‘Spur’ judgement in the past few weeks. Two salient themes emanate from it, the: question about why employer... →
