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Frank Solomon is famous for being a big wave surfer, but he’s also got a big heart thanks to a programme he’s started for Hout Bay’s underprivileged kids.
Not for the faint hearted. But this heady cocktail is also addictive, as you’ll hear from entrepreneur extraordinaire Brian Altriche.
State capture and the generally poor management of the economy have cast dark clouds over South Africa. Like many, Pieter Cronjé is hoping that the 2019 elections will create a fresh opportunity for the country.
Closed Loop Learner Network wants to give SA high school learners access to specially designed tablet devices that will help improve the way they learn.
In this interview, Veldskoen Shoes co-founder Nick Dreyer gives us the backstory to the success and future plans of his business.
Driving around in the Western Cape with a backdrop of blue mountains, vineyards on its slopes, clean streets and a general sense of contentment; it is hard not to fall in love with it.
In this interview, the restaurant’s owner, Sakhumzi Maqubela, gives us the backstory to how his establishment set a trend and now employs over 100 people.
New technologies are disrupting the financial services industry, like they have in many other markets, whether Wall Street is ready for them or not.
In the volatile, transitioning South Africa, where business confidence dipped to a seven-month low this March, a sudden R9.4bn investment in mining and manufacturing is cause for celebration and sustained hope.
It is clear SARS and its units, reconstituted under newly appointed Commissioner Edward Kieswetter, are back in business.