- Turftech multi-use sports facility enhances Anton Van Wouw Primary School in Pretoria Sports is widely acknowledged as beneficial for youngsters, encouraging active, healthy lifestyles and instilling lifelong lessons about teamwork and commitment. And while South African schools promote such outdoor activities, the costs associated with long-term maintenance of sports facilities can prove exorbitant. This has seen a rise in popularity of Turftech’s multi-use sports facilities which offer...
- SARS takes another step to improve service to taxpayers The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has improved online filing and filing at a SARS branch with several innovations for Tax Season 2019 to make it simpler and more convenient for taxpayers to file an income tax return.
- COVID-19 and event cancellation - the insurance implications From music concerts to sporting events and conferences, all organisations are facing the cancellation or postponement of events for the foreseeable future as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and hard lockdowns in place across the globe. Even once the lockdown is uplifted, events will not be business as usual for some time. The COVID-19...
- Santam launches first SA short-term insurance barometer A study by Santam, the country’s largest short-term insurer, has revealed the majority of corporates and consumers polled in a landmark survey on insurance trends see the challenging economy as the biggest risk in South Africa over the next two years, followed by political unrest and social change risk.
- We’re all poorer now Even the rich are poorer now. This came to light when the Sunday Times reported last weekend that cash strapped parents were pulling their children out of top schools like Hilton College in KZN and St Mary’s in Waverley, Johannesburg. The fact that Orlando and Camilla can no longer attend upper middle-class places of learning...
- IASB delays insurance contract rules for one year: PwC comments Commenting on the decision from yesterday’s IASB (International Accounting Standards Board) meeting, subject to the IASB’s due process, that the IFRS17 insurance accounting standard will be delayed by one year and the extension of the deferral of IFRS 9 to the same date, Alex Bertolotti, IFRS17 leader at PwC, said: “Yesterday’s announcement of a one-year...
- New show features for in-cosmetics Paris In-cosmetics returns to Paris, France, in 2016 for what is expected to be the event’s biggest instalment in its 26-year history. Taking place from 12 to 14 April, at Porte de Versailles, the free-to-attend exhibition will be 1 000m2 larger than the previous year, with more than 700 international suppliers showcasing the latest, cutting-edge ingredients, raw materials and technologies alongside new interactive show features.
- MAXIFLEX OVERHEAD SECTIONAL DOORS PRODUCT OF CHOICE FOR FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES It is crucial that fire station doors operate ultra-reliably and efficiently at all times to ensure that in an emergency, fire trucks are able to leave the station without delay.
- From farm to fork – Africa’s top F&B show gets a makeover Africa’s premier food and beverage show has been rebranded and is relaunching to meet the needs of a changing market.
- Four common pitfalls to avoid when drafting a will Your Will is the only valid and legally enforceable instruction left behind to express the wishes and estate division guidelines of a deceased. To ensure that the remaining family members and beneficiaries are not left in a perilous situation and that the wishes of the deceased are honoured, it is essential to avoid common pitfalls...

Ethnic Care

02 Aug 2017

Keratin alternative for stronger, healthier hair

These days, having beautiful hair has a multitude of meanings for consumers. While the concept is influenced by factors such…

Keratin alternative for stronger, healthier hair

These days, having beautiful hair has a multitude of meanings for consumers. While the concept is influenced by factors such as ethnicity, regional concerns and trends, gorgeous locks are always synonymous with strong, healthy looking hair.

23 May 2017

The edge of innovation

The biggest challenge in Ethnic beauty care is research and development. Catering to multicultural consumers requires product development for a…

The edge of innovation

The biggest challenge in Ethnic beauty care is research and development. Catering to multicultural consumers requires product development for a much broader range of hair and skin types. Ethnic skin is better adapted to the sun, but when exposed to a cold, dry climate it loses its protective hydrolipidic film…

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