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It’s back to school for our little learners as schools commenced their academic year, once again under strict Covid protocols.The role of colour is a surprising success factor in establishing a good grounding for education.ColourContinue Reading

Did you know that colour can influence your behaviour? End even your perception of taste?Think about it – red hot chilli pepper, Kleen Green, Super Blue Surf, Mello Yello, Aqua Fresh. Seeing Red. Yellow-bellied. GreenContinue Reading

We all love a good bargain. But does a successful “Black Friday” really signal economic recovery and create jobs locally? While it can be argued that a healthy retail sector supports a healthy manufacturing sector,Continue Reading

Depends who you ask. And what you’re buying. The recent balance of trade statistics from the Department of Revenue shows a surplus of R22.24 billion for September 2021, attributable to an excess of R157.07 billionContinue Reading

Did you vote in the Municipal Elections?You may have thought “Why bother?” or “What’s the use?” with lack of service delivery and a chart-topping 34.4%1  unemployment rate (the highest in the world!), but yours isContinue Reading

We all know that cash flow is king in business. Operating capital is critical to keep projects on track while you build equity and profitability in your business. But the current economic and political environmentContinue Reading

Global supply chain capacity has been drastically reduced due to disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic – shutdowns, sanitising and sickness – directly impacting the manufacturing and retail sectors. The sudden shutdown, and subsequent stop-startContinue Reading

There’s never been a better time to Buy Local and #Specify South Africa than when budgets are being cut and everyone is tightening their belt. Whilst project initiation and procurement may seem counterintuitive to fiscalContinue Reading

The recent quarterly employment statistics from March to June 2021 reconfirmed the dire socio-economic situation our country finds itself in – another 86 000* jobs lost (-0.9%) with the associated contraction in disposable incomes andContinue Reading

Employment is the most critical and our WHYEmployment means giving South Africans hope and a future, or in simpler terms – it is people’s dreams and livelihoods.South Africa’s employment rate has been hugely affected byContinue Reading

American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote in 1860 “The first wealth is health”.Emerson’s quote, reminds us that good health is our most important asset and indeed the foundation on which to build—a life, a community,Continue Reading