‘Fish Butchery’ book review
THIS renowned phrase, “give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for...
MobiReadathon launched by CoJ encourages schools to enter the online reading competition
JOBURG Library Service promotes online reading for high schools. The City of Johannesburg Information and Library Service is launching the second MobiReadathon Reading Competition for...
SAT appoints a new CE and new board
THE South African Tourism has appointed Nombulelo Guliwe as its chief executive officer. This follows the recommendation from the department of Tourism and cabinet. Guliwe...
SMME’s to benefit from this years’ Rand Show
FOLLOWING the incredible success of the inaugural 2023 SMME Summit at The Rand Show, South Africa’s ultimate consumer exhibition, this year’s Summit is taking things to...
Forbes senior attend court hearing on the murder of Son AKA and friend Tebello
TOP lawyer to represent two of the five men appearing at Durban Magistrate Court today, in the murder of AKA and friend Tebello Motsoane. Paul Jorgenson,...
Trouble for FT Rams Consulting for infringement
THE Information Regulator (Regulator) issued its first Enforcement Notice as a result of a direct marketing complaint. This comes at a time when the public...
2023 RWC Boks ticket matches to be made available in March
TICKETS for the Springboks’ highly anticipated home Tests against Ireland, Portugal and Argentina – priced from R150 and R350 – will take the local rugby...
SANCB congratulated for securing bids to come to SA worth billions
AMIDST global challenges and growing collaborations, organisations are increasingly relying on in-person conferences and business meetings to devise solutions and strengthen relationships. This trend is...
Another Soweto GP shot dead in Dobsonville
THE Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety strongly condemns the recent tragic murder of a medical doctor in Dobsonville describing the incident as...
‘AKA was followed since he’s landing at airport. It was a plot well orchestrated’- says KZN Police Comm Mkhwanazi
ALLEGEDLY R800 000 was paid for the hit on rapper AKA. On Tuesday evening Police minister Bheki Cele and KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, revealed...