Cape Town, the Mother City is the oldest City in South Africa and therefore boasts many of the oldest places and buildings. Jan van Riebeeck of the Dutch East India Company braved the cape of storms by ship in 1652 and it...
CEOs at South Africa’s state-owned enterprises(SOEs) rake in so much money for their work, with top executives taking home between R2 million and R5 million a year. Gwede Mantashe, Mineral Resources & Energy Minister...
South Africa’s Cape Town and Durban King Shaka International Airports were highly ranked at the Skytrax World Airport Awards. According to Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), the awards are a quality benchmark for the...
The oldest licensed hotel in South Africa is located at Houw Hoek (80kms from Cape Town) and was built in 1779 in the days of the Dutch East India Company. It was originally the site of a toll gate on the wagon road to the...
Qnet – world leading direct selling company that helps individuals start their own business – has launched in South Africa. This move is expected to create opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs. Qnet seeks...
The Perseverance Tarven in Cape Town was established in 1808 which makes it the oldest Tarven in South Africa.
Chicken Licken was founded by George Sombonos in 1981. Sombonos learned the restaurant trade in the 1970s at Dairy Den, his father’s restaurant in Johannesburg. The Chicken Licken’s Story
Christoffel Wiese, popularly known as Christo, is one of South Africa’s most successful businessman, he played a huge role in the growth of Shoprite and Pep Stores, which are two of the country’s most valuable...
A female falcon was equipped with a satellite tracking system in South Africa before migrating to Finland. Image shows tracker data. In just 42 days, she flew over 10.000 km, at an incredible average of 230 km per day and...
For many South African entrepreneurs, an idea is more valuable than any other thing in this country. For some, an innovation can be sparked either through a book, influential personnel, or simply a blog. What’s even...