The Sunday Times Top 100 Companies Awards, held at the Empire Conference and Events venue in Johannesburg, is a prestigious gathering of influential figures from various sectors, despite its seemingly unexciting agenda dominated by speeches. Notable attendees included former Lifetime Achiever Award recipient Reuel Khoza, banking leaders like Sim Tshabalala, and SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter. Highlights of the event included speeches emphasizing leadership and sustainability, with Jonas Bogoshi and Dr. Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien addressing global challenges. Chris Schutte received the Lifetime Achiever Award, and Eskom CEO Dan Marokane was named Business Leader of the Year, while Dipula Properties was recognized for outstanding shareholder returns.

A collaboration between Mnisi and Foschini marks a century since the fashion retailer opened its first store in Pritchard Street, Joburg.

Celebrities join reinvented pet doula to celebrate being purrfect paw-rents

The question of exactly how many tiny bubbles are in a bottle of champers is the sort of trivia titbit that could earn you bragging rights at a boozy brunch

Community Investment Holdings’ 30th anniversary was a grand event attended by notable dignitaries and industry leaders

Would Nicky van der Walt settle the R3.3m debt threatening his estate before the end of September? Has his first overseas venture shuttered less than a year after opening? And did the former polo player turned restauranteur and his wife Lee-Ann Liebenberg really flee the country?

There are few things that gnaw at me more than a stringy piece of biltong lodged between the molars than the mislabelling of Heritage Day.

Bringing her female-led film about keeping up appearances to the silver screen has been a labour of love for writer, director and producer Tendayi Nyeke.

Palesa Mosiea — who was born with nystagmus, a medical condition that, among other things, can cause blurry vision and difficulties with depth perception — relied on drivers for such simple tasks as going to the shops to buy bread.

Wine lovers and Joburg’s social set gathered to welcome the warmer weather with a luxurious wine lunch at The Saxon