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18 tips to make you a better leader
Perhaps you’re already leading a business or organisation or part of one, or would like to lead one some day, or would like to contribute to better leadership in the organisation you’re in. Or perhaps you’re just a team of one and would like to strengthen your own leadership... Read more
Bringing photography back to its roots while honouring a legend
Born in the Vaal and studied in the Vaal: “The rich history of the Vaal Triangle has made me the person I am currently. I am still reaping the fruits of being born in the Vaal and its rich history and dependents. Earlier in life I was working in... Read more
World-class education to fill the local gap
A recent survey by Xpatweb highlights that talent acquisition specialists are looking abroad to fill key positions within their organisations due to a lack of suitable candidates in South Africa. Xpatweb runs the annual critical skills survey among 220 large multinationals and corporates, including JSE listed companies across Africa.... Read more
Young Madibaz star inspired after water polo Worlds
Madibaz water polo star Erin Harty has been inspired to continue developing her game after competing for South Africa in the Junior World Championships in Israel this month. Although the South Africansfinished 14thin the global event, the 20-year-old said the experience proved to be highly motivational. “This is something... Read more
Bursary partnership will offer high quality skills to South African students
Bursaries have the potential to assist South Africa in growing its economy and tackling unemployment by opening doors to a credible qualification and a promising career. A partnership between Red & Yellow Creative Business School and Publicis Groupe Africa will see students being awarded bursaries which will equip them... Read more
Telkom league a chance for Madibaz netballers to grow
Two SPAR Madibaz netball players received a golden opportunity to develop their careers when they were part of the Eastern Cape Comets team that played in the Telkom Netball League. The student-athletes were Juanita van Tonder and Kaylin Coetzer, who helped the side to finish sixth in the national... Read more
How ancient pollen can predict our future climate and what we need to do to conserve SA’s rich biome
Ancient pollen grains found in sediment cores dating back thousands of years are helping scientists to shed light on the earth’s past and future climates. Dr Lynne Quick, a palynologist at Nelson Mandela University, who is currently working on the development of new paleoenvironmental records in Southern Africa says... Read more
Stop blaming the boys’ network and sprinkle some “black girl magic”
Women must stop blaming the boys’ network when they fail to climb the career ladder. The demise of women in leadership is as a result of bullying, in-fighting and a lack of mentoring from the non-existent sisterhood. Through time immemorial, boys’ clubs have existed with defined agendas. Now with... Read more
The Molefi Thulo Bursary Programme in partnership with The Loeries
Ogilvy South Africa is proud to announce the establishment of The Ogilvy Molefi Thulo Bursary Fund. The bursary will celebrate the memory of industry giant Mo Thulo, Executive Creative Director of Ogilvy Johannesburg, who passed away in August this year. Mo began his career as a copywriter in the... Read more
Young talents selected to take their musicals to the professional stag
The Centre for Creative Arts, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, in collaboration with the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex, are proud to announce the winners of the inaugural Cabaret And Beyond festival. Multi-instrumentalist, composer and arranger Ntlantla Swana from Gqeberha and singer, pianist and musical theatre performer Leah Mari from... Read more