Sponsored: Why manufacturers must embrace Intelligent Core ERP
The manufacturing sector is experiencing an unprecedented surge in data generation.
Sod the Choos choose the SOD
Retail therapy is an acceptable way for a gal to let off some steam and indulge herself.
The icy side of enviromental advocacy
When Lewis Gordon Pugh was growing up, none of the famous landmarks of the planet had been swum.
Changing places
Behind a colourful South African beading project is the talented, patient, and outspoken Mathapelo Ngaka Mathapelo Ngaka, 32, has walked a long road from her days selling sweets outside Woodstock station in Cape Town to being a co-director and founder of the award-winning nonprofit organisation, Monkeybiz.
Social entrepreneur awards South Africa.
Chosen for “finding dynamic new solutions which are critically needed to improve the country’s problem solving capacity on key issues such as skills development and service delivery”, the finalists in the Social Entrepreneur Awards stand a chance to rub shoulders with world leaders at the next World Economic Forum in Davos.
Putting your best foot forward
It’s not just the big corporations that contribute to global warming.
The business of footprints
Large retailers such as Marks & Spencer and Tesco have started measuring carbon along their supply chains and labelling carbon emissions on individual products with the aim of reducing the carbon impacts of their entire operation.
The consensus man
Anglo-American boss Sir Mark Moody-Stuart reflects on Africa, corporate standards and the future of globalisation.
Sustainability as competitive advantage
Can market forces come to the aid of a sick planet? The grudging realisation by business – that it operates within a larger system whose biophysical laws limit its expansion – has taken a long time.
The real cost of economic growth
The economy is run by economists who are swayed by figures and facts.