WWF-SASSI serves up sustainable seafood report

[Sindy Peters] According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, the per capita consumption of fish per annum has nearly doubled in the last 50 years...

[NewsMaker] Allurelle Healing

[Louise Burgers] The NewsMaker series this week features Allurelle Healing, digital campaign manager at Habari Media. Her responsibilities include campaign management on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, BBC, All4women...

[FutureTech]: Embracing technology trends to satisfy consumers' wants

[Leigh Andrews] 'Altered Realities', a World Design Cape Town 2014 initiative, presented by Popular Mechanics in association with Autodesk and BMW, last week, gave a glimpse of the techie future...

[FutureTech] Insight into technology's role in your life - now and in the future

[Leigh Andrews] When a conference programme mentions 'zombie zoology' and 'the nature of dark energy', you know it's going to be a goodie. 'Altered Realities', presented by Popular Mechanics, didn't disappoint...

Where will out of home advertising lead us?

[Ingrid von Stein] As new forms of advertising come to the fore (especially via mobile devices), many have questioned the future role that OOH advertising will play...

Q&A with Bombay Bicycle Club

[Ruth Cooper] With the recent announcement of British indie darlings Bombay Bicycle Club to headline Synergy Live and Sounds Wild in SA next month, I squealed excitedly (internally) when offered the opportunity to telephonically interview BBC bassist Ed Nash.

Weak passwords threaten the enterprise

[Simon Campbell-Young] Research reveals time and time again that weak login credentials, including passwords, remain among the top causes of data breaches around the world...

Resigning without a new job is not always a bad idea

[Niteske Marshall] Is it ever a good idea to resign from your job without having a new one lined up? I say, yes!

Forte Dei Marmi, the sands of time

[Marcus ‘The Maltese Falcon’ Brewster] Going to the seaside in Italy can be a curious experience and none more so than at the Tuscan Riviera resort of Forte Dei Marmi, the beach that time forgot.

Hot 91.9FM turns up the heat on Joburg's community radio offering

[Leigh Andrews] Here's what to expect when Hot 91.9FM hits the airwaves, as Joburg's fresh-off-the-grill community radio offering...

Etios Cross - lamb dressed as wolf

[Henrie Geyser] Like a number of other brands, Toyota also has a cute pretend-toughie. It's called the Etios Cross and like Renault Stepway and VW Polo Maxx, it is also very much a lamb in wolf's clothing.

How to choose an essay writing service

[Charles Mburugu] The process of writing academic essays can be very frustrating and time consuming. As a result, many students are now opting to engage the services of a professional essay writing agency.

Don't miss Hello & Goodbye

[Daniel Dercksen] The latest staging of Fugard's heartbreaking Hello & Goodbye offers vintage Fugard at its best, with Stephen Jubber and Marlisa Doubell in top form under the commanding direction of Christopher Weare.

Aerodrome launches limited edition journal

[Eugene Yiga] On Saturday, 20 September, many of Cape Town's bibliophiles spent a cloudless spring day at the city's annual Open Book Festival. But a number of them also came to Warren Editions, a professional printing studio, for the launch of Aerodrome's inaugural journal.

A wearable future

[Louise Burgers] Wearable technology is an industry still in its infancy, but the recent 2014 fashion weeks around the globe will be remembered for the increasing use of technology - in the shows and in the clothes...

Do you take your online reading offline?

[Leigh Andrews] It's an era where "Latergram" works as we're too busy to post Instagram photos at the time. But does this trend translate from image posting to article reading?

Pleasing audience support for inaugural Cape Town Fringe Festival

[Debbie Hathway] Audiences at the first 11-day Cape Town Fringe Festival exceeded expectations with 18,569 people attending 486 performances across 92 productions.

How to ensure leadership development programmes deliver business impact

[Michael Greyling] Most organisational leaders are faced with an environment characterised by high levels of complexity and change which requires exceptional levels of personal maturity...

[Babylonstoren] A new kind of country getaway

[Jessica Tennant] In the historically inspired restoration of one of the Cape Winelands' oldest estates, owners Koos Bekker and wife Karen Roos, with the help of their dedicated staff, have created a new kind of country getaway.

Potent City Of Violence pulls all the right punches

[Daniel Dercksen] City of Violence is a powerful exploration of the human condition in Cape Town, with French director Jerome Salle taking us into the underbelly of society. Salle's magnificent vision shows how an outsider's view allows us to take a really close look at the world we live in, and turn the world we think we know inside out and upside down.