Financial services company, Allianz Africa, on Monday appointed Adja Samb as chief executive of Allianz Senegal.

With unemployment being our constant companion, South Africa’s matriculants will struggle to find employment.

Change is never easy. This is particularly true when you are considering a career change.

The world’s fastest growing source of mega-wealth hit a speed bump this year.

The Board of Directors of Aveng has announced the appointment of Sean Flanagan as Chief Executive, with effect from 1 February 2019.

A two-year development programme by Tongaat Hulett will see agricultural graduates being groomed to become future Estate Managers.

Deserving students given the opportunity to apply for a Pearson Institute scholarship through is initiative that offers more than R10m scholarships.

Her business is making movies. But bringing great stories to the screen is part of a bigger vision, writes Liz Clarke.

An award-winning businessman has embraced the much-touted Fourth Industrial Revolution as a vehicle to help grow his automation company.

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has extended Mark Kingon's term as acting commissioner of the South African Revenue Service by a further 90 days.

A national student television network is being launched at SA’s top universities, giving the tertiary institutions a vital added income stream.

Clark and Ncube, both in their 20s, have already managed to oversee a project to improve nature conservation using quadcopter drones.

CapaCiTi, the Cape Innovation & Technology Initiative Tech Career Accelerator, has been preparing young people for the tech sector for 8 years.

For Lucas Mafa other people's trash is a source of livelihood that sustains not just him and his family and allows him to retain 4 employees.

The Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative and the Royal Academy of Engineering worked together on the Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation.

This entrepreneur would've loved to have had a tertiary education, but not having one hasn’t stopped her from achieving great things writes Liz Clarke.