These simple measures will substantially improve SA’s roads
Read in Magazine As the country continues to navigate the challenges of road accidents, the strain of heavier and higher quantities of vehicles, and the need to reduce abnormal loads…
Say YES to youth empowerment
Read in Magazine The Youth Employment Service is making huge strides in bringing down SA’s unemployment rate. The Youth Employment Service (YES) is a private sector-funded talent pipeline for youth…
This pact is likely to only materialise on the moon
Read in Magazine Dr JJ Tabane takes a look at the multiparty charter coalition agreement and is left confused as to its intentions. The multiparty charter coalition agreement signed last…
Preparing for a successful election
Read in Magazine Ralph Staniforth spoke with the IEC’s Chief Electoral Officer, Sy Mamabolo, as we begin to count down the days to the 2024 National and Provincial Elections. Sy…
Is South Africa ready for the future of mobility?
Ready or not, the future of mobility is arriving, complete with its own set of unique challenges and opportunities, writes Mpho Dipela. The global drive to reduce emissions coupled with…
The Role of Civil Society in Post-Apartheid SA
Prof JJ Tabane analyses the role of civil society in the advancement of our society as he reflects on some notable successes. It is a common cause that the challenges…
Failings turned to success
Felleng Yende making the difference in how our youth see Education Government and its departments face daily criticisms for failures to meet their mandates. However, we are seldom as willing…
Transforming the Real Estate Industry
BBQ magazine sat down with self-made real estate entrepreneur, Rali Mampeule who aims to bring new blood into the old veins of the real estate industry REAL estate entrepreneur, Rali…
Tight lines
In the fishing industry, women empowerment and sustainability goes hand in hand. Two phenomenal female executives of Africa’s largest fishing and commercial cold storage company, the Oceana Group, enlightens us.…
Exploring the constitutional order: In conversation with Minister Ronald Lamola
The Constitution reads, “We, the people of South Africa, recognise the injustices of the past, honour those who suffered for justice and freedom in our land, respect those who have…
