Category:Featured March/April 2017
Sustainable energy for Africa
Energy experts at the 2017 Africa Energy Indaba noted that sustainable energy is vital to the future of the African continent. Sustainable energy experts...
Africa’s energy-sharing spirit
At the 2017 Africa Energy Indaba – the World Energy Council’s (WEC’s) ninth annual regional event – hundreds of energy experts gathered to discuss...
Challenge number one
KPMG recently released its annual Global Audit Committee Pulse survey, which shows that audit committee members around the world perceive risk management as the...
Macadamias making growth possible
Eastern Cape Macadamia (ECM) has played a massive role in making South Africa one of the top macadamia producers in the world. ANLERIE DE...
Is the new internet bill cause for concern?
A recent cybersecurity bill has not received any fanfare, just criticism and concern
A-OSH Expo 2017: calling all OSH professionals
A-OSH Expo 2017, Africa’s leading occupational safety and health exhibition, takes place between May 30 and June 1, at the Gallagher Convention Centre in...
Spawning chips
Only the best quality potatoes are selected for Lay’s chips. That’s what Simba, producer of these chips, claims. Alas, that’s not strictly true –...
Drowning in waste
South African landfills are 94-percent full, while the country continues to produce about 53 425 t of waste per day. Recycling is a matter...
Protecting female employees with the right PPE
Specially designed personal protective equipment (PPE) for women is helping to protect female employees. MARISKA MORRIS takes a look at this increasingly popular trend
Department of Labour lays down new rules
New regulations relating to ergonomics are being legislated. They’re definitely good news for employees. Can the same be said for employers?