Growing the informal economy in Mpumalanga to be prioritised
The Mpumalanga provincial government is forging forward with its plan to support local and inclusive formal and informal economic development that will benefit those who reside in this province.
Let’s talk about Gender Diversity in the Workplace
As the owner of your business, you need to look at the bigger picture, the wider possible scenario.
Monkeypox in South Africa: Public urged not to panic
Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic which kept us in our homes for more than two years and resulted in so many changes and uncertainties, it’s no surprise that people across the globe might worry about another pandemic.
Is it actually possible to save? – How to be smarter with your money
In June we looked at how you can save on petrol, in July we looked at how you can save on electricity – now it’s time for us to look at how you can plan ahead with a smart household budget.
Hon. Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has a seat at the table
Honourable Khumbudzo Ntshavheni was always going to be a leader, it was just a question of which sector she would lend her passion and drive to.
Health and Happiness in the Workplace: Who is responsible for what?
There has been a significant upswing and focus with regard to employee wellness. Put aside the surreal two years we have all experienced in the shadow of COVID-19; with many jobless, many going through depression, uncertainty, loss and grief, the need to look after our own is super important.
Mining Indaba: Paving the way towards a greener mining future
Africa is rich in natural minerals, which has made it home to a robust mining industry. But as the world grapples with reducing environmental impact, Africa will have to reconsider the future of its mines and mining methods.
Fuel price increase: How to save at the pumps
The latest price hike has been caused by a number of factors, including the war in Ukraine and structural issues within the economy. But there are some things that commuters can do to lower the impact of the rising fuel cost on their pockets.
Five reasons why South Africa needs more young entrepreneurs
South Africa’s youth also show a high propensity for entrepreneurship. More than half of all South African entrepreneurs are youth and encouraging more young people to start business interests could be the key to unlocking South Africa’s economic potential.
Operation Vulindlela: Reforming key industries for economic growth
The reforms, to be implemented under a specialised unit called Operation Vulindlela, will aim to address structural problems in South Africa’s economy – and are already starting to show success.