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Potential in young entrepreneurs
MORNINGSIDE – Experts in the marketing and sponsorship industry deliver a masterclass to young creative entrepreneurs on securing sponsorships at…
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Redhill learners celebrate Africa Day
SANDTON – A wide range of discussions and performances were hosted at Redhill School to celebrate Africa Day.
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Explorers Group to host monthly meeting
BRYANSTON – The group will be hosting a discussion with Karmilla Pillay-Siokos who runs Slutwalk Johannesburg.
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What is needed for expropriation without compensation?
BRYANSTON – Professor Robert Vivian at the Free Market Foundation discussed what is necessary for expropriation without compensation.
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Time to overcome the digital divide
The fourth industrial revolution is expected to be characterised by the emergence of new technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation.
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African Philanthropy Forum set to explore collaboration opportunities
ILLOVO – The African Philanthropy Forum gathers various industry leaders to discuss solutions to challenges faced in Africa.
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Explorers Club to host lesson on healthy living
BRYANSTON – The Explorers Friendship and Chat Group invites people to join this month's talk.
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Bipolar Awareness Day: Bipolar sufferers don’t need to feel isolated
JOHANNESBURG – Raising awareness on bipolar disorder.
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Experts discuss food safety in Sandton following listeriosis outbreak
SANDTON – A group of experts gathered to discuss the food safety industry in the country.
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Oslo Freedom Form highlights injustices around Africa
BRYANSTON – The Oslo Freedom Forum brings together activists from around the world to share their experiences and strengthen human…
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‘Our brand stands for the little moments’- How this business is more than just fast food
SANDOWN – Talent Talks hosted a discussion with McDonalds' leadership to share ideas and create a network of business people.
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Outa to focus on local government
SANDTON – Outa chief executive officer Wayne Duvenage says the organisation will carry on working as long as there is…
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