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As darkness literally grips South Africa with stage four loadshedding; it’s very difficult to step into the light.
Jeffreys Bay will be paving the way for recycling in the country, literally, as it prepares to pilot the first plastic road ever constructed in South Africa.
South Africa has a serious problem in literacy rates among Grade 4 pupils. It is estimated that 78% of Grade 4 pupils cannot read for meaning.
Wayne Duvenage sets out the many reasons South Africans should be optimistic about the future. He is promoting a #Stay&Fix attitude.
InvestSure has raised more capital and it’s even eyeing the Australian market in combination with a push by its partner EasyEquities into that market.
Two major factors of the Fourth Industrial Revolution combine in one key area – electric mobility.
Blood and medicine-filled drones swoop over Lake Victoria, bringing vital care to some of Tanzania’s most remote places.
In a previous podcast with BizNews in 2018, Adi Kaimowitz told us all about his interesting startup ‘Virtual Actuary’, which has been dubbed the ‘Uber of Actuaries’.
South Africa’s wine industry is centred around Cape Town. But pioneers far to the northeast are forging a new frontier in unlikely surroundings as changing weather patterns test long-held conventions.
Five diamond cutting and polishing companies have graduated from the entrepreneurial development phase of the De Beers project.