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Clea and Theresa with their father, Clyde Mallinson. The family spent many happy beach holidays at Crawford’s Cabins in Chintsa East in the 1980s. Photo: Brenda Mallinson

A holiday for the soul: Home is where the beach is

Revisiting a childhood holiday spot — Chintsa in the Eastern Cape — helped to kickstart recovery from burnout and depression

Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G)

Phase two of presidential employment stimulus gets R11bn boost

The stimulus package is part of the state’s Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, and is a response to the Covid-19 pandemic

IPM Convention 2012 delegates.

A history of people development

The Institute of People Management has spent more than 65 years focusing on the lifeblood of organisations — human capital.

Winning with people

The IPM excellence awards is a respected benchmark of HR success.

A bold farewell

The re-elected president of the Institute of People Management gave an impressive final speech at the 57th annual conference.

IPM Annual Convention 2013 delegates in session. (supplied)

Inspiring the new revolution

The overarching theme of the 57th Annual IPM convention was how human resources has the ability to inspire change and growth and it was a success.

The struggle of life after apartheid

The struggle of life after apartheid

Achmat Dangor’s tradition of looking below the superficial continues.

G20 Protesters take to French Riviera

G20 Protesters take to French Riviera

Hundreds of anti-capitalists have poured into the French city of Nice for a march to protest corporate greed ahead of the Group of 20 summit.

Face it: R2.4bn ‘loan’ to Swaziland is a gift

Swaziland opposes bail for pro-democracy activists

Swaziland opposed bail for two activists arrested in pro-democracy protests this month on charges of illegal possession of explosives.

South African peacekeepers held in Darfur freed

Four South African peacekeepers with the joint UN-African Union mission who had been held in Darfur since April 11 were freed on Monday.

Nigerian Cabinet rejects calls for president to step down

The Nigerian government on Wednesday flatly rejected calls by dozens of public figures for ailing president Umaru Yar’Adua to resign.

Polemic pretending to be history

Drew Forrest can’t help feeling that facts have been stretched in Anthea Jeffery’s latest book.

Swazi chief acquitted of terrorism charges, claims family

The leader of a banned Swaziland political movement was released on Monday after a court acquitted him of terrorism charges, his family said.