For any new product or service that you come up with for your company, you have to get a bank or an investment firm to help you follow through. Before you go to any bank or investment firm, you have to do a business proposal, here’s how:

The South African Police Service Forensic Science laboratories have been grossly incapable in dealing the backlog in forensic testing and these numbers have steadily risen by a staggering 300% over the past four years.  With these appalling statistics in mind, Nevin Pillay, CEO of DNA Test, says his initial business interest was to focus on the forensic science field and assist the SAPS in alleviating the heavily burdened forensic laboratories in the country.

Corporate trend analyst, design consultant, freelance journalist, columnist and social commentator are just a few names he goes by. In the fashion industry Dion Chang is a sought after brand and one wonders how he manages to run around from leading fashion magazines editorial rooms, to running a successful and demanding trend analyzing agency, FLUX Trends and so much more.

The retail world is a tough market. It is all about marketing and promoting a brand to get to the top and maintaining that position; that is where the real skill lies. It is all about the next best thing out there and who's gets to it first. If you‘re in business then sales are your number one priority.

Many people don’t think they can’t make a difference when it comes to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. With millions being infected around the world the pandemic just seems too big for many to tackle. But one KwaZulu-Natal woman is proof that even the smallest gesture can turn into something big and phenomenal.

The communications and advertising world is a cut throat industry, but in the thick of it all is a strong woman whose job is to defend the highest standards of ethical practice.

People with disabilities are often unfairly discriminated against in the open labour market, and many are not given an equal opportunity to empower themselves through employment. But one woman has made it her mission to ensure that differently-abled people are given a chance at independence.

Growing up in a country where the only music she heard was the sounds of chants and riots, Judith Sephuma was determined to use her voice to inspire people.
 

Twenty-two-year old Shahista Ramanand might be thousands of miles away in America, but she still continues to make a contribution to the lives of her fellow countrymen in South Africa. While many young adults her age are chasing dreams of fame, fortune and big time careers, she is dedicated to helping improve the lives of those less fortunate.