Intellectual property rights in the workplace: Who owns what?
It is all fair and well to think that, as an employer, you can tell your employees that everything and anything born from your offices during the course and scope of their employment belongs to you and your company … however, this might not always be the situation.
Whaling and Phishing 2.0! Beware of online fraud: Increase online activity makes South Africans more at risk for cybercrime
South Africans lose more than R1.5-billion in banking and card fraud in a year, according to estimates from the South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC).
Human Rights Month launched by Honourable Minister Nathi Mthethwa
The 2022 Human Rights Month programme – “The Year of Unity and Renewal: Protecting and Preserving our Human Rights Gains” – was launched by the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture – Honourable Nathi Mthethwa.
A second look: How testing can reduce the impact of glaucoma
Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness in South Africa and the world. However, this condition is often left undetected, leading to irreversible vision loss. Yet testing for this illness is quick and painless and can prevent permanent damage to the optic nerve.
Blue future: Partnering for cleaner water sources
Water is a fundamental resource to life, development and economic growth, yet many South Africans find it difficult to access this resource.
Unlocking economic growth by including women in the workforce
International Women’s Day takes place in March every year and is a time to reflect on the role women play in society and how they can be empowered further. One of the critical challenges facing women is economic inequality, which hampers economic growth and social change.
Billions for KZN
Residents of the province have the power to realise the KZN of their dreams, says the Premier. “Turn in the direction of the future that beckons so that we may all grow and prosper.”
A jab analysis – is there light at the end of the tunnel
According to the National Institute for Communicable Diseases of South Africa (NICD), vaccines have been shown to reduce severe disease and mortality from Covid-19 by up to 95 to 97%.
Above and beyond
The man at the helm of this mission to learn more about the skies above us is Dr. Valanathan Munsami.
Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane: Fighting for the rights of vulnerable South Africans
Creating an equal society hinges on including vulnerable groups in social and economic activity. This is the key work of the Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, as she oversees the country’s programmes to create an inclusive society in which all South Africans have access to their rights.