Business — The Umhlanga Magazine

Lead generation today is less about volume and increasingly about alignment – between who you target, how you position value, how marketing ...

As the East Coast transforms, Saantha Naidu is ensuring growth doesn’t come at the cost of culture and community....

My honest advice is that a career in law can be incredibly rewarding, but only if you genuinely enjoy the profession and the work that comes...

If I were to introduce myself to someone new, I would say I am a committed, solutions-driven professional who values integrity, accuracy, an...

Crazy Korean is not just a restaurant; it’s Korean food made simple for everyone. We started at markets with our Sticky Chicken and grew fro...

How one family's gamble on an American brand became North Durban's market-leading real estate force...

Moving from a culture of tasks to a culture of results Walk into any boardroom along Umhlanga Ridge, and you’ll likely hear the same frustra...

At Old Town Italy Umhlanga, every detail is thoughtfully curated to create a space where great food, creativity, and genuine hospitality com...

At a gala awards ceremony in London, Rainmaker Marketing’s award-winning campaign for Salt Rock City has been named Best Development Marketi...

Sholain Perumal is Redefining Success on Her Own Terms In a world where ambition often competes with personal life, Sholain Perumal is provi...

Across industries, one concern continues to dominate business conversations: finding the right people. Skills shortages, hiring challenges, ...

How Funky Pants grew from paddling prizes to pop culture. Billy and Tracy Harker, founders of Funky Pants, never intended to make and sell s...