There is a children’s story about a chicken which ran around spreading fake news to all his friends that “the sky was falling”. Now in this time of global concern, when most people get their news off the Internet, we have a major issue regarding Corona. There are other kinds of chickens out there deliberately creating false news. The million-dollar question is – how do you know what is true and what is fake?

Do you see sustainability as a soft issue, removed from the real business of maximising shareholder value? Is it about ‘giving back’ to society through a social investment programme and encouraging marketing departments and facility managers to embrace the new ‘green agenda’?

1. Why did Vodacom choose to get involved in the Future of Sustainability?We see the Future of Sustainability as a strategic opportunity to position Vodacom as the technology sector leader in sustainability in the African continent. Vodacom is recognised on local and...

Stellenbosch Wine Routes signed the Porto Protocol on 22 October 2019.

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How renewable energy can support business sustainability.

They skydived from 10 000ft to raise funds in support of Project Rhino KZN.