Katharine Child

Aug 8, 2024 | bizcommunity.com | Katharine Child |Leon Ayo

Advertise your job vacancies Rainbow Chicken is more than a supplier of quality poultry; it catalyses positive transformation in SA. Rooted in a legacy of care and dedication, Rainbow has nourished families and communities for over sixty years, shaping a sustainable future where every individual can thrive. A cornerstone of Rainbow’s socio-economic initiatives is the empowerment of women. We recognise their potential as drivers for economic growth and social change.

Apr 18, 2024 | bizcommunity.com | Mike Silver |Katharine Child

Science plays an increasingly significant role in shaping policies, public opinion, and eating habits – but what if beliefs generally accepted to be true are wrong? At a panel discussion celebrating its 10th anniversary, non-profit organisation The Noakes Foundation declared its commitment to support and fund unconventional research that challenges the scientific status quo.

Apr 7, 2024 | businesslive.co.za | Katharine Child

The Competition Commission has initiated a new investigation, this time focusing on the plastics and industrial chemicals sector due to concern about the concentration and lack of productivity in the polymers market, which relies heavily on exports. The recently published polymer inquiry draft terms of reference state that although SA has low production costs for polymers, the plastic sector in the country does not appear to have gained any advantage from this...

Apr 7, 2024 | businesslive.co.za | Katharine Child

STOCK WATCH Business Day TV speaks to Grant Nader from Benguela Global Fund Managers

Apr 4, 2024 | businesslive.co.za | Katharine Child

When an investment analyst attending Spar’s pre-close investor call asked whether management would consider pulling out of every country abroad, including Ireland, the CEO responded by saying that it hadn’t “anticipated that question”. While the SA retailer is exiting unprofitable Poland — scheduled for September — two fund managers have told Business Day they think Spar should stop spending money and effort on its Irish and Swiss divisions and exit those regions.