The customer is always right… right?
Customer satisfaction is the ultimate success in business. A happy customer is a returning customer.
Standard Bank celebrates women leaders driving South Africa’s economic future at the Standard Bank Top Women™ Awards 2025
South Africa’s most accomplished women leaders gathered at the Sandton Convention Centre on 2 December to be recognised for their impact at the 22nd Standard Bank Top Women™ Awards, a national platform celebrating the innovation, resilience, and leadership of women across business, public service, and social impact.
Debt could be the difference maker for your business
Business loans may be intimidating but they should really be seen as strategic investments.
The new parental leave legislation has arrived: What you need to know
The court has redefined the framework of parental leave, affirming that all parents – regardless of gender, biological connection, or family structure – deserve equal time to nurture and bond with their children.
Investing in the sun: Solar tax incentives in the age of green growth
A tax rebate of up to 25% of the cost of new and unused solar PV panels (with a cap of R15 000) was introduced for installations at primary residences, provided that compliance conditions are met.
The overlooked business strategy
Real impact comes from listening, because listening builds understanding and trust, and leads to action.
Audit yourself, not just your business
The spreadsheets are ready, and the targets are being tallied. But here’s the question I believe we should be asking, not just as entrepreneurs, but as human beings:The business grew. Did you?
Why workplace readiness could be the missing link between education and employability
The journey from the classroom to career remains one of the hardest, most significant transitions a young person will ever make.
The future of service delivery: MzansiXchange
The idea is to integrate data and make it more accessible for the good of the public, consolidating the fragmented data landscape.
A port in Gauteng? The R50-billion idea that could transform the economy
“The idea? A 1400-hectare inland, multimodal logistics hub in Gauteng which could create some 50 000 jobs.”