THE Community Chest of the Western Cape held its equivalent of the Oscars last month, recognising the people and companies that have helped it restore hope in the province. The donor appreciation event may have been short of Hollywood stars, but it did see 18 awards presented for outstanding contributions to the Community Chest and its programmes. "Our donors are our lifeblood, but it's unusual for us to hold a public function to acknowledge their contribution," admits chief executive Amelia Jones.

Media Moves: Kagiso Media gets go-ahead for TVET deal, Fran Luckin SA’s first jury president at Cannes Lions

The Media Online’s weekly round up. Kagiso Media enters the TVET market. Grey Africa’s Fran Luckin is the first South African female jury president at Cannes Lions 2017. Lindy-Lou Gill appointed consultant to IAS. Meltwater starts new year with new appointments. Irvine Partners win’s Cape Point account. Hisense announces Emirates Lions partnership. Rwandan Journalist Johnson Kanamugire wins APO Group invitation. The Marketing Site closes after major hack. Johnnie Walker lengthens its stride with two Sunday Times Leaders on the Move tours.

EWN fights back against fake news

Daily we are confronted with the realities of the South African higher education situation and student funding. The start of the academic year was characterised by student protests at the Tshwane University of Technology and the University of KwaZulu-Natal. The University of the Witwatersrand’s student representative council also grabbed headlines with its bold initiative to raise funds for students in need.

Carlos Correia talks about the history behind Juta's Financial Management.

The book, Financial Management has been very successful for over 25 years. What do you ascribe this to?
Although the book has been around for a long time, the book has constantly evolved to reflect the significant changes that have occurred in financial markets, financial theory, and the teaching of corporate finance.