Leading public service built on ethics: Deputy Minister Public Services Dr Chana Pilane-Majake

In her current role as Deputy Minister for the Public Service and Administration, Minister Pilane-Majake works towards the improvement of the public service, to promote the principles of Batho Pele (“People First”).
Prof Pamela Naidoo: Keeping hearts healthy

At the helm of the Heart and Stroke Foundation is Professor Pamela Naidoo.
The Western Cape is on the road to recovery

“I think the time for diagnosis is over. It’s now time to do something about it,” declared Western Cape Premier Alan Winde during his State of the Province Address (SOPA) in February.
Probation: The Responsibilities of Companies and Employees

In South Africa, the standard probationary period is three months, with the most significant criterion being that it be “fair” and dependant on the type of position/complexity of the role you hold.
Cleaning up is on the up: Plastic recycling in South Africa

Here we take a look at developments in research and the growth in recycling efforts.
On The Road To Recovery

“Statistics South Africa recorded a decline in the unemployment rate for the second quarter of 2021.”
Growing agriculture requires a fresh look at carbon emissions

Finding alternative transport options could not only offer the sector the support it needs for continued growth, but it could also have the added benefit of reducing carbon emissions.
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.