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How a KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg demolition firm keeps building materials out of landfill this winter. Atomic Demolishers, a demolition and civil works company operating from Durban and Johannesburg, is drawing attention this winter to a side of its business that often goes unnoticed, which is what happens to a building after it comes down. As South Africa moves through the cooler, drier months of July 2026, the firm is highlighting how salvage, crushing and the resale of reclaimed …

Windhoek, Namibia: How much of your payroll is paying for productive work—and how much is paying employees to work around inefficient processes? It is a question every CEO should be asking. Many organisations have busy employees. Calendars are full, inboxes never stop growing, meetings fill the day and reports are delivered on time. Yet being busy does not necessarily mean being productive. The real question is whether employees are spending their time creating value or simply working around …

The Boksburg supplier points to weatherproof timber rooms as a practical way to add space across Gauteng this winter. As the Highveld settles into the cold, dry stretch of winter in July, more Gauteng households are looking for practical ways to add usable space without the cost and disruption of building an extension. Wendys Online, a South African supplier based in Hughes, Boksburg, is pointing homeowners towards timber structures as a straightforward answer. The company builds weatherproof …

As South Africans prepare to honour the legacy of Nelson Mandela, FirstRand Volunteers (FRV) will mobilise 2,500 employees across all nine provinces throughout July to support vulnerable communities through a coordinated Mandela Month volunteer activation focused on food security, sustainability and community support. Working alongside long-standing community partner Meals on Wheels, employees from FirstRand Volunteers offices across the country will pack 2,500 nutritious food parcels for …

We forget that tourism is a business with many moving parts not under the control of operators, venues and the like… Most tourism bodies cite a vibrant and well managed municipality as probably the most vital cog in this machine. When one leg fails then the industry becomes disenchanted and fear and doubt permeate amongst the members. We have all witnessed how seemingly charming hosts turn from charming to snarling whenever confronted with major challenges from an incompetent municipality …

Used vehicle sales grew year-on-year in June 2026, even as month-on-month volumes eased slightly. At a Glance – June 2026 Car Sales Used Cars Sales: 31,363 (-2.7% MoM, +1.1% YoY) Average price: R423,080 (+1.8% MoM, +1% YoY) Top seller (overall): Ford Ranger (1,823 units) Top seller (passenger car): Volkswagen Polo Vivo (1,110) Trend: Used car demand remains resilient, with buyers increasingly prioritising value and efficiency. The latest used car sales data from AutoTrader shows sustained …

The Johannesburg provider points to full lifecycle contract handling as South African legal teams review agreements in the second half of the year. As the South African financial year settles into its second half, many legal and administrative teams are turning their attention to the contracts that govern their operations. Paper Trail, a Johannesburg based enterprise content and document software provider, is drawing attention to how its contract management software helps organisations …

The South African hardware supplier spotlights door handles, cabinet hardware and bathroom fittings for winter home updates. As South Africa settles into the colder months of July 2026, more households are turning their attention indoors, and Decor Handles is pointing homeowners, builders and interior designers towards the finishing details that make a home feel complete. The Johannesburg based supplier, which has served South Africa’s hardware market for more than three decades, is using …