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Bluff Meat Supply's Stokvel Programme helps communities and families save together for bulk meat purchases, especially during festive seasons and special occasions. To ensure the programme continues meeting customer needs, Bluff Meat Supply hosts dedicated Stokvel Days to engage directly with members, show appreciation, gather feedback, and continuously improve the customer shopping experience.

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.

Our Loyalty Programme rewards customers for supporting Bluff Meat Supply by offering exclusive savings, rewards, personalised promotions, and added value on selected products. The programme continues to grow successfully, with more customers signing up weekly both in-store and online to take advantage of exclusive deals and rewards.

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

SARS auto-assessments open in July. Millions of South Africans will hit ‘accept’ without reading a word. Some of them will regret it.

Reimagining Assurance Through Modernisation, Streamlining, and AI.

Recent court decisions in the construction and engineering sector have reinforced the importance of properly identifying individuals responsible for unlawful conduct before seeking an interdict. Broad allegations against undefined groups may weaken urgent court applications and prevent relief from being granted.

When an employee’s terms and conditions of employment are regulated by the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, 75 of 1997 (BCEA), overtime is an area that is often misunderstood and incorrectly applied.

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.

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.

Here are a few reasons why international and local clients keep coming back, and how businesses can build long-lasting relationships through service and consistency.

Recent court decisions in the construction and engineering sector have reinforced the importance of properly identifying individuals responsible for unlawful conduct before seeking an interdict. Broad allegations against undefined groups may weaken urgent court applications and prevent relief from being granted.

Because here is the uncomfortable truth most KwaZulu-Natal business owners are still ducking, you cannot improve what you do not measure, you cannot defend what you cannot prove, and you certainly cannot scale what you cannot see.

Poor spelling, suspicious emails from foreign princes and impossible lottery winnings tended to raise enough red flags for most people to walk away. Today, fraud has evolved into something far more sophisticated, personal and sinister.

As the first African International President in Toastmasters’ 100-year history, Aletta conceptualised this grand vision from her roots and experience right here on the continent.

One day it is bright and hot, the sun beating down with extreme humidity. And the next day? Cold like when it snowed on Drakensberg. As such, it is important to get to work in a car that manages every adolescent phase of the Durban weather, with strong air-conditioning to handle those humid days, and cozy heating to handle those cold rainy days too. And the Suzuki DZire? Well, let’s just say climate control is only scratching the surface of the positives about this car.

Research consistently shows that people don’t leave companies. They leave managers. They leave environments where no one has clearly defined what good performance looks like, where they never receive meaningful feedback until something goes wrong, where meetings are chaotic or don’t happen at all, and where they feel invisible.

Now, owners Leon and Colleen Roux are bringing something new, warm, and wonderfully inviting to the neighbourhood with the official opening of Vovo telo Bakery and Café.

SARS auto-assessments open in July. Millions of South Africans will hit ‘accept’ without reading a word. Some of them will regret it.