South Africa, a nation rich in tradition and natural resources, a nation coming to terms with possibilities and development. We live in extraordinary times and The SA-Mag embraces that history and aims to capture the essence at the heart of cultural and industrial change as an entire nation goes through transition.
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Featured: PetroSA
PetroSA is a South African based oil company. They have supplied the country with energy for over 50 years. This year, the company struck a $400-million deal with Rosgeo for oil and gas developments.
With a targeted readership of decision-makers including CEOs, finance directors and supply chain directors, The SA Mag can offer effective advertising either independently or matched to editorial.
In this special issue, we have the privilege of hearing from SAFCOL’s Chairperson, Lungile Mabece who believes that revitalising a wood culture society should stand foremost on any agenda to promote and develop our timber industry.
We take an in-depth look at what AON South Africa has to offer during the spring months when Mandy Barrett tells us that the advice and guidance of an independent and professional Aon broker is invaluable in doing a thorough needs analysis to make sure your policy provisions meet all your needs as they evolve. Spring is the perfect time to assess your policies and to make sure that you have the right cover in place that can weather any storm.
This month we travel to the most southerly point of Africa to gain an overview of the services provided by the local municipality, Cape Agulhas.
With our general news round-up on the Mining and Energy news and quarterly look at the food and beverage market news we hope very much that you will enjoy this latest issue of The SA-Mag.
TheSAMag
Covering South Africa and Beyond
South Africa, a nation rich in tradition and natural resources, a nation coming to terms with possibilities and development.
We live in extraordinary times and The SA Mag embraces that history and aims to capture the essence at the heart of cultural and industrial change as an entire nation goes through transition.
As the African Continent continues to develop and technology takes root, increasingly we find that our focus is not just on South Africa, but has a far wider geographical reach. That is the nature of African business in the 21st Century and The SA-Mag continually embraces this expansion within our editorial content.
