Though federal labor laws generally require all employers to have an emergency action plan that organizes activity during workplace emergencies, one disaster management company says too often, most employers don’t even have any plan whatsoever, and for the ones that do, at best, their plans are meager, outdated, and/or ineffective. Exemplifying this point, often times… Read more »
Recent developments in the South African energy sector have created a favourable climate for renewable resources to take centre stage in the future of the country’s energy landscape. In a bold, but necessary move to downscale his cabinet President Cyril Ramaphosa has elected Gwede Mantashe as the new Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy. It… Read more »
The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation has announced the winners of the Science Without Borders® Challenge, an international art competition designed to engage students in ocean conservation through art. The theme for the 2019 competition was Connected Ocean: No Barriers, No Boundaries, and No Borders, and students were asked to create a piece of artwork that shows… Read more »
There’s hardly any experts denying that current energy sources used widely are hurting the environment. The good news is other options are available. Leading the way across the country, with over 250,000 independent sales consultants delivering information and sales of their green energy product is Tetepower. Tetepower recently celebrated the amount of remarkably positive feedback… Read more »
Experts say that Africa is the continent to watch in the 21st century. The middle class is on the rise, international brands are setting up shop, and investments into agricultural commodities and food production are constantly flowing in. Particularly in Tanzania, of interest to both locals and investors is the continued growth of poultry houses… Read more »
