While the world continues to grapple with the Coronavirus pandemic, differing global recovery rates are reshaping the way we all go about business. As a result, lockdown restrictions in many countries including South Africa are beginning to ease and...
As South Africa prepares itself for lockdown to ease to level 3 next week, even more businesses will be allowed to reopen. But to meet the government’s criteria for reopening, businesses must take every precaution to ensure that the...
Level 4 lock down means that some South Africans are back to work this week, with others getting ready for an imminent return. But do you know what might be waiting for you at the office? A couple of...
At the best of times your server room may be unmanned which can result in an increased risk of pest activity. And now, during lockdown, there is a good chance no-one has been into the server room for weeks....
Lockdown means that buildings all over the country are currently standing empty: offices, hotels, restaurants, educational premises, and industrial sites. With no (or far fewer) people on site daily, and little activity, these buildings have become a perfect breeding...
Governments around the world, South Africa included, have ordered the shutdown of non-critical businesses and services to reduce the transmission of the Coronavirus and “flatten the curve”. Buildings that are classed as essential services may have a reduced staff...