Iconic Mpumalanga lodge, hotelier duly recognised
by ANNA NTABANE MBOMBELA – LOCATED on a high point between Mbombela and White River, the eBundu Lodge is one the Lowveld’s most notable tourist facilities, attracting guests from ...
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Hansen appointed first Power of Nutrition president
TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG - RENOWNED health and nutrition expert, Keith Hansen, has been appointed the inaugural president of The Power of Nutrition (USA) Inc, a corporation d ...
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African dermatologists win L’Oréal research grants
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG - THREE African dermatologists, hailing from Kenya, Nigeria and Senegal, have been honoured for their momentous research projects that expand know ...
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Latam brings next-generation travel to SA
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG - LATAM Airlines, Chile’s flag carrier, is introducing its future-first Airbus A350 XWB to its South African route. As the star of the Latam Airli ...
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Capetonians mobilized against gender-based abuse
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG - AFTER raising over $1 billion towards causes that champion women empowerment, iconic beauty brand, Avon Justine, is mobilising residents in Cape ...
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P30 powers Huawei to 100 million units sold
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG - BESEIGED smartphone maker, Huawei, has sold 100 million units as of May 31, a senior official disclosed. Sales were powered by the P30 series, w ...
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Digitilisation partly blamed for latest SA job losses
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG - THE loss of thousands of jobs, partly because of digitilisation, in South Africa in recent days, does not augur well for employment creation in ...
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Madagascar farmers request aid to produce more food
from MARIO RAJOMAZANDRY in Antananarivo, Madagascar ANTANANARIVO – SMALL scale farmers in Madagascar have appealed to government and the private sector to help them diversify from ...
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Foreign concepts derail Africa’s journey to smart cities
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG - AFRICAN governments and the private sector must adopt relevant, homegrown solutions as well as keep abreast with modern technology trends in th ...
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Technology anticipated to eradicate rampant poaching
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG - SOME 8 000 rhinoceros have been killed- including 508 last year- since the start of the poaching epidemic a decade ago. This makes South Africa ...
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