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The small-scale timber grower programme equips emerging forestry entrepreneurs with the tools they need – from technical training and financial assistance to access to quality seedlings and secured market channels – helping to ensure real, long-term progress for people and planet.
The campaign urges South Africans to look past the price tag and think about the people behind their clothing. And it calls on fashion consumers to shift from convenience to consciousness.
As South Africa considers policy amendments to accommodate Starlink, the nation grapples with balancing technological progress and commitments to economic inclusivity.
Whilst every creator’s journey is unique, some questions come up time and time again. Pieter Groenewald, COO of Nfinity Influencer and long-time champion of the creator economy, has the vantage point of overseeing thousands of creators across multiple platforms and identifying the best-in-class talent consistently delivering value to both brands and audiences.
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.
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.
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.
Budgeting in 2025 is about adaptation, not deprivation. It’s okay to fall off, just get back on. Start small, review often, and give your money a job.
Energy Capital & Power – the organizing body behind the highly anticipated Invest in African Energy (IAE) forum – has confirmed May 13–14, 2025, as the official dates for the third edition of the event. Hosted in Paris, IAE 2025 will build on last year’s momentum, bringing together the global investment community to connect with Africa’s most dynamic energy markets. From multilateral development banks and private equity firms to large-scale project developers and policymakers, the event serves as a vital platform for unlocking capital across Africa’s growing energy sectors.
As Earth Day on 22 April 2025 draws near, discussions on sustainability are intensifying, and the need for action is especially critical in Africa’s transport sector. While the continent currently contributes just 3.8% to global transport emissions, that number could triple by 2050 without decisive action.
