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Celebrating the Women Shaping KZN’s Future
As South Africa celebrates Women’s Month this August, there is no better time to shine a spotlight on the women who are leading businesses, transforming industries, creating opportunities and making a meaningful difference across KwaZulu-Natal.
Gayle Adlam
29 minutes ago3 min read


CHRYSO FIELD SERVICE SUPPORT HELPS PROJECTS ACHIEVE CONSISTENT CONCRETE PERFORMANCE
As construction and infrastructure projects become larger, more technically demanding and increasingly focused on quality, the role of field service support has evolved far beyond product delivery. Today, experienced technical specialists working directly alongside contractors, concrete producers and project teams have become an essential part of ensuring consistent concrete performance from batching plant to final placement.

Business Sense
3 days ago3 min read


Why One Small South Coast Movement Is Changing the Way Women Think About Self-Care
Rachel Kolisi to headline the 2026 Scottfin Revive Selfcare Summit at Umdoni Coastal Forest Estate as the movement grows beyond an event into a community of connection, wellbeing and purpose.

Business Sense
7 days ago4 min read


Your Pass to Travel: Your Journey Starts Here
Travel is more than simply reaching a destination. It is about discovering new places, experiencing different cultures, creating lasting memories and taking time to reconnect with what matters most. Your Pass to Travel brings the excitement of travel to life with a selection of experiences designed to inspire adventure and discovery.

Maryke Dickinson
Aug 192 min read


SEW-EURODRIVE PUTS ENERGY-EFFICIENT AUTOMATION IN FOCUS AT PROPAK CAPE
SEW-EURODRIVE will showcase its comprehensive MOVI-C® modular automation portfolio at Propak Cape, highlighting how integrated drive and automation technologies can help processing and packaging companies reduce energy consumption, improve efficiency and achieve more consistent production performance.

Business Sense
Aug 182 min read


STRONG GOVERNANCE, STRONG BALANCE SHEET, STRONGER MINING PARTNERSHIPS
When selecting partners for complex long-term underground mining contracts, mining companies look beyond technical expertise and operational experience. Increasingly, they are seeking contractors with the financial strength and governance structures needed to manage the significant risks associated with multi-year shaft sinking and underground development projects.

Business Sense
Aug 183 min read


WEBA CHUTE SYSTEMS’ GROUNDED APPROACH TO DEM IN CHUTE DESIGN
Across the global mining sector, Discrete Element Method (DEM) simulation has become a standard feature of transfer chute design. But according to Weba Chute Systems, the danger lies in confusing a verification tool with a complete design methodology.

Business Sense
Aug 183 min read


SLR CONSULTING HIGHLIGHTS ENERGY AS A STRATEGIC GROWTH DRIVER FOR MINING
Energy is fast becoming one of the most influential strategic considerations in modern mining, moving well beyond its traditional role as a utility service to become a key factor in project viability, cost competitiveness and long-term sustainability.

Business Sense
Aug 52 min read


Transforming Energy into Success: The Synergy Behind the Sell the Sizzle Conference
Transforming Energy into Success: The Synergy Behind the Sell the Sizzle Conference

Chelsea Brand
Aug 22 min read


COMPLIANCE AWARENESS CRITICAL AS MEDIUM TO SMALL CONTRACTORS EXPAND INTO CIVILS SECTOR
As infrastructure investment across South Africa increasingly shifts towards road rehabilitation, municipal wastewater upgrades and broader public infrastructure maintenance, a growing number of small to medium sized contractors are securing work in the civil engineering sector. However, many of these businesses remain unaware that the nature of the work they are performing places them squarely within the scope of the Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCC

Business Sense
Jul 313 min read


ARCHITECTING THE FUTURE : HOW STRUCTURED SME DEVELOPMENT IS REDEFINING THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY
As South Africa navigates the complexities of its ongoing journey toward economic stability and growth, one truth has become increasingly evident: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are the primary engines of the nation’s economic recovery. Often described as the “backbone” of the economy, these enterprises represent the majority of registered businesses, contribute a massive share of the nati

David White
Jul 305 min read


PRACTICAL FAMILY HAULER THAT JUST “WOWS”
Great Wall Motors (GWM) remains a firm player in the South African automotive market, especially with successful models such as the Haval Jolion. Currently placed in sixth position for this year’s bestselling manufacturers, GWM currently holds a 5% market share in the South African market, with the brand experiencing a 31.9% year-on year increase, according to Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas from BusinessTech.
Dylan Naidoo
Jul 303 min read


THE GOVERNANCE RESET SOUTH AFRICAN MUNICIPALITIES URGENTLY NEED
National Treasury’s recent decision to temporarily withhold July 2026 equitable share transfers from selected municipalities is more than a fiscal warning. It is a governance alarm bell. Treasury indicated that the intervention is intended to instil fiscal discipline, improve the management of public money, address unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful

Business Sense
Jul 303 min read


6DOT50 and Supergroup dealerships complete South Africa's first integrated cryptocurrency vehicle purchase
Johannesburg, South Africa – 30 July 2026 - Hyperclear Ventures' fintech subsidiary, 6DOT50, has successfully enabled its first integrated cryptocurrency vehicle purchase through Mercedes-Benz Constantiaberg, part of the Super Group Dealerships network in South Africa.
The milestone transaction marks the launch of one of the world's most comprehensive cryptocurrency payment solutions for motor dealer

Business Sense
Jul 302 min read


Not Every Business Is Ready for ISO
Not every business that wants ISO certification is ready for it. And many that are ready have no idea.
I am often asked, in a first conversation, whether a business should pursue certification. The honest answer is that it depends, and not on the things people expect.

Business Sense
Jul 302 min read


CRISIS DOESN’T WAIT, IS YOUR BUSINESS READY?
Every business has fire extinguishers. Most have security systems. Many have evacuation plans, but how many companies are truly prepared for a medical emergency? It’s a question every employer should ask themselves, because medical emergencies don’t discriminate between office workers, factory employees, warehouse staff, drivers, technicians or executives. They can happen to anyone, at any time, and often without warning.

Mike Myers, chief executive officer, Mobi Ventures
Jul 303 min read


AI TO ROI: FROM POSSIBILITY TO PROFITABILITY
I recently had the distinct privilege of being the keynote speaker at the incredible KZN Top Business Awards with one goal in mind. To bring hope and opportunity to all business leaders in this new AI powered world.

Terry Flack
Jul 304 min read


KINGSBURGH JUNCTION OPENS ITS DOORS
The official opening of Kingsburgh Junction on Thursday, 23 July, marked an important milestone for retail development on KwaZulu Natal’s South Coast, introducing a modern convenience shopping destination designed to better serve the growing communities of Kingsburgh and its surrounding suburbs.

Business Sense
Jul 302 min read


ARE WE CREATING BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES … OR JUST BETTER FRAUD OPPORTUNITIES?
There is no question that customer expectations have changed. Today, people expect to open a bank account in minutes, secure insurance online, sign property documents digitally or register for services without ever visiting a branch. Organisations that make these experiences fast and intuitive are often rewarded with higher conversion rates, stronger customer loyalty and a valuable competitive advantage. As business leaders, we are continuously striving to remove unnecessary

Sameer Kumandan
Jul 303 min read


MARKING OF A MAJOR MILESTONE
The official opening of Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast on Saturday, 4 July, was a proud moment for the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI). Following a formal tender process, the NSRI was selected to deliver professional water safety and lifeguarding services for the new resort. The appointment recognises the NSRI’s experience in lifeguarding, rescue, and drowning prevention.

Business Sense
Jul 302 min read


SENSIBLE SELLERS’ TIPS
Homeownership is an exciting journey – but also a daunting responsibility and, although KwaZulu-Natal’s residential property market is on the up in the wake of the opening of Club Med at Tinley Manor and the launch of various estates along the Dolphin Coast as well as inland at Shongweni, those selling to explore these greener pastures need to make sure that all the legalities are in order, says Tyson Properties’ spokesperson, Daniela Du Plessis.

Business Sense
Jul 303 min read


STRENGTHENING DURBAN’S MARITIME ECONOMY
The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry NPC has officially launched the Durban Shipping Chamber, a strategic industry initiative designed to strengthen Durban’s position as Africa’s premier port city and maritime gateway while driving growth, investment and collaboration across the maritime sector.

Business Sense
Jul 301 min read


THE 31 AUGUST GUESSING GAME
Provisional tax asks you to predict your profit – and penalises you for getting it wrong either way Most taxes ask what you earned. Provisional tax asks what you are about to earn – and bills you for guessing wrong. With the first payment due on 31 August, here is how KZN businesses can get the number right. Most taxes look backwards. They ask what you earned, and take their share.

Heather Flack
Jul 304 min read


SHORTLISTED IN THREE CATEGORIES
Cox Yeats is proud to announce that the firm has been shortlisted in three categories at the 2026 African Legal Awards, recognising the firm’s expertise and the outstanding work delivered by its legal professionals. The firm has been shortlisted for:
■ Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team of the Year
■ Restructuring Team of the Year
■ Partner of the Year, Southern Africa – Gareth Cremen

Business Sense
Jul 291 min read
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