SURVEY REVEALS TRUE IMPACT OF PANDEMIC ON ENTERPRISE AND SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT
In-depth research uncovers real impact of COVID-19 on preferential procurement and ESD Creating conversations for improvement, a starting point for collaboration and the heightened need to optimise ESD budget use and learnings. These are just some of the key reasons why Edge Growth conducts their annual survey into the state of ESD and SME Development.
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Eradicating hunger in South Africa is a collective effort
According to the World Food Programme, 811 million people across the globe still go to bed on an empty every night and one in three people suffer from some form of malnutrition. In South Africa, at least 3 million children hungry according to Stats SA. Andra Nel, CSI Manager at KFC South Africa asks, how
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HOW BUSINESSES CAN MANAGE TENSIONS IN PURSUIT OF SUSTAINABILITY
Authors of study: Jay Joseph, Helen Borland, Marc Orlitzky, and Adam Lindgreen Research into corporate sustainability strategies, and tactics that business can implement to achieve more equitable social and environmental outcomes, has been an ongoing area of study for decades. More recently, theoretical developments on sustainable business practice have highlighted the importance when it comes
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PAINTING THE STREETS OF MZANSI PURPLE
Thousands of men in purple speedos took part in the ballsiest, bravest run to date! What started twelve years ago with one brave soul running through peak hour traffic in a speedo to raise awareness about cancer, has since become a nationwide phenomenon. Usually held as a mass participation event in Johannesburg, Friday saw the
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About the Beyers Naudé Memorial Lecture
The Beyers Naude Memorial Lecture is the annual lecture series presented by the Kagiso Trust, in partnership with the Universities. The lecture series addresses issues of racial reconciliation, social justice and leadership, has been held since 2003 in memory of the late Dr Naude, who was a leading anti-apartheid activist and patron of the trust.
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Gordon Institute of Business Science Entrepreneurship Development Academy
Festival of Ideas: Do you have a business idea that addresses a social or environmental problem? We’re giving away R35 000 in cash prizes! Do you think you have what it takes to pitch to a panel of experts and an audience? We want to hear from you! The GIBS Entrepreneurship Development Academy (EDA), in
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Things you didn’t know about Johannesburg
Johannesburg has become an internationally renowned and vibrant metropolis, with almost 6 million inhabitants. It is the most powerful commercial centre on the African continent. Here are some fun facts about this buzzing city: Even though Johannesburg is well over 130 years old (founded on 4 October 1886 during the gold rush), it is still
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Kagiso Trust to host annual Beyers Naudé Memorial Lecture titled “Being born again into the struggle for a non-racial, just and prosperous South Africa.”
The Beyers Naudé Memorial Lecture has been an exciting initiative at Kagiso Trust since 2003. Through our Beyers Naudé Memorial Lecture series, we provide a platform that encourages difficult conversations relating to societal values, higher education and leadership in honour of one of Kagiso Trust’s founding patrons, Dr. Beyers. We aim to seek out solutions
The best and worst medical aids, according to South Africans
The data shows that the overall customer satisfaction of members of South Africa’s most prominent medical schemes has sharply declined in 2021, and some have recorded their lowest customer loyalty scores in six years. The data is based on a poll of 1,950 medical scheme members during the first half of 2021, with the country’s
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