Thousands of pupils at 40 primary schools across South Africa can look forward to hygienically prepared meals thanks to the donation of fully equipped container kitchens to the value of R2.4 million by Game Stores this year. 26 May 2008
As familiarity with Web 2.0 features like video-sharing grows, businesses have found a new outlet for company-produced information. Corporate video material once made only for TV news outlets has found a new niche on the Internet. Business' relationship with the media has changed. 26 May 2008
Trade representatives can now register for free entry tickets to The Jo'burg Wine Show in association with The Star. The show, which is on at Gallagher Estate, Midrand from 27 - 29 June 2008, is one of the fastest growing wine events in the country. 23 May 2008
Online advertising has been evolving ever since the masses discovered the Internet, and the current models for delivery and revenue won't remain in place forever. According to Dana Gardner and his panel of experts, online advertising in the future won't look like advertising at all. 23 May 2008
The web measurement standards for the UK's national newspaper websites are to be reviewed after rival publishers questioned Telegraph.co.uk's dramatic recent traffic growth, adding 6.3 million unique users in two months. 23 May 2008
The Newspaper Advertising Bureau (NAB), in association with its holding company Caxton/CTP Publishers and Printers, will host South Africa's first ever international Retail Advertising Conference (RAC) in Johannesburg, 12 August 2008, and Cape Town 14 August 2008. 23 May 2008
Excitement is building as new centre gets ready to open its doors to the public next Thursday. 23 May 2008
Tri-Action, a range of innovative sports bras from Triumph, the international lingerie brand, is recognising sportswomen in South Africa for their achievements in their chosen arenas and will be sponsoring the full range of sports bras to the SA Hockey Team and the MTN Women's Cycling Team. 23 May 2008
When you think of world-class tea production, KwaZulu-Natal does not immediately spring to mind. However, Nkandla in the rural heartland of the province is home to a world-renowned tea producer that is changing the lives of a community. 23 May 2008
Luxury goods group has reported an 18% increase in diluted earnings per unit to €2.76 for the year ended March. 23 May 2008
Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni has reiterated that South Africa's inflation outlook is bleak, a signal that the repo rate could be hiked again, when the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets again next month. 22 May 2008
Market forces blamed for empowerment deal failing. 22 May 2008
Government is committed to confront the increasing food prices head on, says Limpopo Premier Sello Moloto. 22 May 2008
Apple's iPhone has reignited the debate over ‘consumerisation' - when new technologies are introduced into the consumer market and then brought into the enterprise market - with employees determined to integrate their personal devices with their enterprise applications. 22 May 2008
Expecting more than 12 000 visitors this year, the sixth annual Stellenbosch Wine Festival will take place from 31 July to 3 August at the town's Paul Roos Centre. 22 May 2008
Modern consumers are online, on-air, and on the go. This was one of the dominant focuses at the recent 42nd World Congress of the International Advertising Association. So how should advertisers reach them? 22 May 2008
Users can expect a great deal of activity and change within the mobile and wireless/ digital lifestyle space in 2008. 22 May 2008
A recent survey finds that the majority of shoppers from around the world are expecting technology to make their shopping a great deal easier in the future - and that future, they reckon, is just around the corner. 22 May 2008
Appletiser is a household name in South Africa and abroad. Created in 1965 by Edmond Lombardi, a farmer in the Western Cape region of SA, it is now available in over 35 countries the world over - but achieving global status is not the only feat this South African brand's only boast. 22 May 2008
Shareholders of SA's largest food and beverage group, Tiger Brands, will again be penalised for its misdemeanours — to the tune of nearly 34c per share in first-half profit — after subsidiary Adcock Ingram Critical Care admitted to bid rigging, for which it has agreed to pay a R53,5m fine. 22 May 2008
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