Robben Island Museum commemorates Reconciliation Day with local special rate
Johannesburg – In commemorating Reconciliation Day, celebrating 21 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and celebrating its first anniversary as a Marine... Read more.
Consistent saving and tax benefits make retirement annuities appealing
By Jaco Prinsloo Johannesburg – Everyone needs to save for retirement. Even if you plan to keep on working past normal retirement age, there will come a... Read more.
Boity Thulo celebrates birthday with ‘husband’ Rich Mnisi
Johannesburg – South Africa’s Boity Thulo shared a heart warming birthday message to SA designer, and ‘husband’ Rich Mnisi yesterday. Thulo,... Read more.
Initial COVAX vaccine to cover 10% of population
Johannesburg – South Africa is set to receive initial vaccines from the COVAX facility to cover 10% of its population in the early part of 2021. President... Read more.
TUT top academic paid millions for sitting at home
By Meta Mphahlele Johannesburg – Suspended deputy vice-chancellor for student affairs at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Dr Ezekiel Moraka has earned... Read more.
Conmen pounce on first lady of football Carol Tshabalala
By Kgomotso Mokoena Johannesburg – South Africa’s first lady of football, Carol Tshabalala, is the latest celebrity whose identity has been stolen by conmen... Read more.
Online learning helps make compliance king
Johannesburg – As the South African economy struggles to get back on its feet, battered by slow growth and high unemployment, and compounded by the fallout... Read more.
Helping your people make it to January
By Deon Nobrega Johannesburg – Companies have a duty to assist their employees to make it to the end of January without coming out burdened with debt, writes... Read more.
Global study reveals the pandemic’s lasting impact on customer service
Johannesburg – As the serial crises of 2020 redefine customer engagement, customer service leaders are making changes to their operations, speeding up digital... Read more.
Eskom manages to recover over R1.56bn
Johannesburg – The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) said it was pleased about the recovery of R1.56 billion from ABB South Africa back into Eskom’s... Read more.
