Ron Kunene, aka Lomdzala, is not only a mentor and elder of the South African community in New York but also a humble servant of the people and a serial entrepreneur in the media and entertainment world of the USA.
Investing in Africa’s economy through global initiatives was at the top of the agenda during a recent meeting with Ambasador Xolisa Mabhongo
South African Chamber of Commerce USA wants to thank South African Emporium for showcasing its products available in the USA.
Investment and trade initiatives have been at the forefront of SACCUSA’s aim over the past few months. Various interactions with key players in the economic sector took place, with a continued focus on promoting greater two-way trade and investment partnerships which will bolster Africa’s role in the global economy.
Ntaba African Safaris doesn’t just send you to Africa, it takes you there!
What greater feeling could there be than being asked by Academy Award-winning costume designer Ruth E Carter to create costumes for Hollywood movie stars to wear in the movie sequel Coming 2 America?
The Fumana Wine for the Holiday Masquerade Ball was a glitzy, glammy affair where the best food, wines and entertainment were served to patrons.
With one foot in New York and the other in Durban, Marco Masotti is on a mission to make the Sharks the centre of the rugby universe. By Ockert de Villiers
Once a darling of South African TV, Nadia Bilchik remains a beloved public figure in Atlanta, which has been her home for 25 years. By Allison Cooper
A remarkable SA-born pianist who has achieved international acclaim fondly remembers his early years on a South African farm, and how his mother’s love of music inspired his journey.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between CyberAllicance and SACCUSA, proved to be a pivotal moment in the realm of cybersecurity and international trade. This collaborative initiative is set to bolster cybersecurity infrastructure and pave the way for secure and prosperous bilateral trade between the United States and South Africa.
The 123rd National Black Business Conference was recently held in Washington with representatives from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana, amongst others, discussing bi-national trade and investment by strengthening the bridge between black business in the USA and Africa.
In a significant development, the South African Chamber of Commerce in the USA (SACCUSA) sought the expertise of leading immigration attorney Karen-Lee Pollak to provide insights on a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding South African citizenship. In this opinion, Ms Pollak delves into a crucial aspect of South African citizenship law that has gone unnoticed by many South Africans living abroad.