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Hosted by TV presenter, actress and singer Ntombee Ngcobo-Mzolo, The Mommy Club has been trending on X every Saturday since it first hit our screens, and the reunion episodes were no different.
Dr Linda Meyer, who is MD at IIE Rosebank College and also a board member of the Higher Education Committee, the CHE (Council of Higher Education) and SAQA (SA South African Qualifications Authority), says the focus should be on the key systemic issues that cause barriers to employment after graduating – including the need for curriculum reform and the lack of work-integrated learning and partnerships between universities and businesses.
AI-powered analytics tools can provide women entrepreneurs with valuable insights into market trends, customer behaviour, and business performance. By analysing large sets of data, AI can help identify patterns and forecast future trends, enabling business owners to make informed decisions that drive strategic growth.
We are desperately in need of food donations. Food such as non-perishables being tin foods, staples being maize meal, rice, sugar, pasta and breakfast cereals. Fresh produce such as fresh fruit, vegetables and meat. We are also appealing for toiletries, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes and body lotion. In addition, we would also welcome any cash donations.
In response to this momentum, Africa Health and Medlab Africa—two of the continent’s premier healthcare and laboratory events—are rebranding as WHX Cape Town and WHX Labs Cape Town. Taking place from 2–4 September 2025 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, the events will feature 600+ exhibitors from 60+ countries, 20+ CPD-accredited conferences, and 8,000+ attendees.
Payroll taxes differ across nations, from income tax and social security to employer contributions and pension schemes. The requirements are unique, not just in what needs to be paid, but when and how filings must be submitted.
In today’s digital age, your online presence is more than a personal diary or collection of memories. It’s a reflection of your professional persona and personal brand, playing a crucial role in the hiring process.
With over $50 billion committed to infrastructure development over the next decade, South Africa is rapidly transforming its built environment, driving demand for smarter, more sustainable construction solutions. From roads and ports to water systems and housing, the country’s construction sector is a cornerstone of its economic future.
Simphiwe holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management from Henley Business School (University of Reading, UK) and has completed an Advanced Management Programme at INSEAD Business School in France. He is also an alumnus of St Andrew’s College in Grahamstown.
