CVLC Communication

Exhibition Management Services (EMS) last week announced the launch of a European-style trade event based on research they have been conducting for the last three years.

This year’s Southern African International Trade Exhibition surpassed all expectations. Combined with its co-located food and beverage sister show, Africa’s Big Seven, the joint event drew 894 multi-national exhibitors and 15 253 visitors.

Calling all cupcake queens, budding bakers, and everyone with a sweet tooth!

“My greatest strength is that I believe I can do anything,” says 18-year-old ability activist Chaeli Mycroft

“The day you stop dreaming, is the day you stop living,” says motivational speaker, Don Wessels, who at the age of 19 lost the use of his eyes and hands in an explosion in Angola whilst doing his two-year National Service in the Defence Force

Is entrepreneurship the solution to South Africa's employment problem, not only for people with disabilities, but every unemployed person?

There’s a jam-packed bundle of activities, demonstrations, conferences and exhibits awaiting visitors to the Airports Company South Africa Disability Lifestyle Trade Expo and Conference.

The theme of this year’s Airports Company South Africa Disability Conference is ‘Solutions for Delivery to People with Disabilities’ and will focus on real benefits for people with disabilities in South Africa.

The costs and challenges of planning and operating logistics for both on- and offshore oil and gas upstream sectors in sub-Saharan Africa will be addressed at a conference in Johannesburg on 23 and 24 October 2012.

The Gauteng Provincial Government and the South African Disability Alliance have added their combined support to the ACSA Disability Trade & Lifestyle Expo and Conference, a 3 event taking place from 6 - 8 September at the Sandton Convention Centre.