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A healthy smile is about far more than just teeth. A child’s oral health can affect their confidence, speech development, nutrition, sleep, and overall well-being. That is why paediatric dentistry plays such an important role in helping children grow up healthy, comfortable, and confident.

KwaZulu-Natal’s automotive sector has been urged to establish robust leadership pipelines to remain competitive, stable, and sustainable.

The establishment of the Presidential eThekwini Working Group (PeWG) in 2024 marked a decisive step towards addressing service delivery challenges and declining business confidence that had impacted Durban’s economic and tourism performance. Formed following engagement between President Cyril Ramaphosa, business leaders and key stakeholders, the PeWG was created to drive co-ordinated interventions across all three spheres of government, the private sector and civil society.

The world of auditing is experiencing an unprecedented transformation, and EY is at the forefront with its “Future of Audit. Now.” initiative.

This article focuses on key BCEA considerations relating to overtime. Bear in mind that a different position may apply where a sectoral determination or a bargaining council main agreement is applicable to the employer.

From the sugar fields of Tongaat to the leadership corridors of KwaZulu-Natal’s public institutions, Logie Naidoo’s story is one of resilience, service and transformation. A former deputy mayor and speaker of the house of the eThekwini Municipality, and now a board member of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, Logie has spent decades helping shape the province’s economic and social landscape.

Time is running out for KwaZulu-Natal businesses to secure their place among the province’s leading companies. Entries for the KZN Top Business Awards 2026, brought to you by Standard Bank and the Women of Africa Group in association with East Coast Radio, officially close on 12 June 2026.

Leadership, resilience, innovation and accountability form the foundation of this edition of Business Sense, reflecting a province in motion. KwaZulu-Natal’s business landscape is being reshaped by both opportunity and disruption — from the revitalisation of eThekwini and evolving governance demands, to the accelerating impact of artificial intelligence and the ongoing drive for ethical, sustainable growth.

DURBAN’S COASTLINE GETS MAJOR TOURIST SAFETY BOOST DURING AFRICA’S TRAVEL INDABA

Business Sense's Transition to Monthly Insights

Lynette Pretorius: A Visionary Leader in KwaZulu-Natal’s Business Landscape

Junior Dlomo | Managing Director of Elite Projects KZNA Rising Force Among KZN’s Top Business Leaders

Business Sense reporters were invited to attend an amazing Business masterclass, hosted by ActionCoach, with the goals to develop long-standing business relationships and connections. The event took place in Pinetown, with guests spanning various business sectors. From sit and dine restaurants to synthetic leather makers, we got to meet business leaders from various walks of life.

South32 Invests R3.9 Billion in Rail Upgrades to Strengthen South Africa’s Logistics Network

Melanie Veness and the Great Business Fightback

KZN Top Business Awards 2026: Brought to you by Standard Bank and WOA Group and supported by East Coast Radio

Entering the KZN Top Business Awards

Entering the KZN Top Business Awards

Introducing the KZN Top Business The List

Introducing the KZN Top Business The List