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Sleep Group celebrates heritage and growth

Sleep Group, southern Africa’s largest integrated bedding manufacturer, is celebrating Heritage Month by reflecting on its journey from humble family origins to a corporate leader in the sector. Founded in 1939 as Metz Furniture, the company began with horse-and-cart deliveries before rebranding as Metz Bedding in 1981. Entrepreneurial drive and a commitment to quality enabled […]

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Landing global internships — a boost for education trust scholars

Two outstanding students from Ekurhuleni are heading abroad for internships thanks to full scholarships from the Peermont Community Benefit Trust. Neo Mojapelo, a former Thembisa SOS learner, will begin a food and beverage internship in Baltimore, while Faith Hartman from Clayville will serve as junior assistant purser aboard Princess Cruises. The opportunities follow their excellent

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Interpath and Anthesis announce alliance to link ESG with financial performance

Interpath and Anthesis have formed a strategic alliance to help finance leaders connect environmental, social and governance goals with measurable business improvement. Announced on 3 September 2025, the partnership targets CFOs and CSOs seeking end-to-end support that ties sustainable performance to financial results. By Anthesis Anthesis brings a team of more than 1,400 specialists across

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Affordable housing becomes a strategic investment class

Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking and International Housing Solutions have joined the South African Multifamily Residential Rental Association (Samrra), making Nedbank CIB the third major bank to work alongside institutional multifamily investors to build a more investable rental housing ecosystem. Executives say affordable housing is shifting from a fragmented space to a strategic asset class

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City’s plan to cut Eskom reliance could raise costs elsewhere

A major South African city’s move to reduce dependence on Eskom promises local benefits such as cheaper, more reliable electricity. But the shift could have unintended consequences: as a large municipal customer exits, Eskom may need to recover lost revenue through higher prices for remaining users, pushing costs onto other households and businesses. By Bianke

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Employers urged to link bursaries with SA’s urgent ICT skill shortages

Companies are being encouraged to align their corporate bursary spending with South Africa’s most pressing ICT needs through CTU Training Solutions’ Corporate Bursary Partnership programme, which enables levy funding to support critical training in cloud computing, cybersecurity, business management, and project management. By CTU Training Solutions CTU, with 12 campuses nationwide, offers accessible, tech-focused training

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Sahara Group accelerates Africa’s sustainable energy transformation

Sahara Group has reaffirmed its leadership in powering a sustainable African energy future. Through its “Beyond Energy: Fostering Africa’s Sustainable Future” report, the group is doubling down on strategic investments, ethical leadership, and collaborative partnerships to drive the continent’s energy transition. By The Street Journal Key highlights from the latest strategy include: This approach positions

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City Power and Unisa earmark stipends for thousands of students

City Power and Unisa are launching a transformative stipend programme that will benefit thousands of financially challenged students across South Africa. The collaboration is part of broader efforts to support equitable access to higher education and address the financial barriers that hamper student progress. By Hypertext Under the agreement, eligible students will receive regular stipends,

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Corporate support restores water at Othandweni Shelter

After months without a reliable water supply, Othandweni Family Care Centre in Soweto has finally had its water system restored—thanks to a coordinated effort involving public services and corporate support. The Johannesburg Roads Agency and Joburg Water led the technical fix, but it was corporate involvement that helped accelerate action and restore dignity to one

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