Corporate Social Responsibility
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The unfinished march: Why women's empowerment remains South Africa's greatest infrastructure challenge
The 1956 Women's March against apartheid pass laws was a pivotal moment for South African women. Decades later, the fight for true gender equality and economic inclusion remains…
A salute to ambassador Peschke for strengthening partnerships
BMW Montana expresses its gratitude to Ambassador Andreas Peschke for his exceptional contributions to fostering stronger ties between Germany and South Africa, highlighting his…
Sasol, Enoch Godongwana & titans celebrated at 2026 Nedbank Oliver Top Empowerment Awards
Sasol Oil (Pty) Ltd was honoured with the Top Empowered Company: Business of the Year Award Sponsored by Nedbank at the 2026 Nedbank Oliver Top Empowerment Awards for their…
Safer communities start with investing in the mental well-being of our youth
South Africa's youth face immense psychosocial and economic insecurities, stemming from intergenerational trauma, historical injustices, and modern challenges like poverty and…
Not lovin’ it: Activists want education department to reject McDonald’s desks over corporate branding
The state has defended the donation to address the critical shortage of furniture at schools
Ethical business practice in demand
Millennials are actively supporting businesses with sound ESG principles, and boycotting those without
We all have a part to play to make South Africa work
Powering societal progress demands partnerships between all stakeholders
Conscious social investment will gain consumer favour
The transparency provided by the internet means that every corporate action is judged
We rise together: Collaboration and Africa’s economic future
The shared value approach is one that adapts easily to the African context
How corporate social responsibility projects can be derailed
Corporates are willing to embrace corporate social responsibility initiatives but many fail due to cultural insensitivity
The power to influence society
The corporate world has realised that it cannot be successful without paying attention to communities and the environment
Business has more to give than money
The positive effect of business leaders becoming actively involved in under-resourced schools is immediate and dramatic
MTN uses technology to uplift communities
Innovative use of ICT creates sustainable socioeconomic wealth
Just admit it, corporate SA: You are killers
For too long, industries have been able to operate unchecked, a situation that costs people’s lives.
Sasol hosts Gauteng arts festival
Grade 11s explored their creative side and developed national pride at this year’s Sasol Schools Festival.