Learners need access to reliable and accurate information for research projects, debates, orals, and other academic pursuits. This is where Sabinet’s SA Media (News Clippings) service steps in as a valuable and affordable research resource for schools.
The partnership offers two primary products: Open Journal Systems (OJS) by Sabinet for the online publishing solution and Sabinet African Journals for the effective global dissemination of research, providing a diverse set of tools to meet the university’s publishing needs.
Sabinet Retrospective Gazettes contain a variety of information that can help you piece together family relationships and timelines.
Sabinet remains dedicated to furnishing the resources that empower this monumental undertaking, forging a future that reverberates with the echoes of gender equality and shared progress.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses across various industries are starting to appreciate the immense value of digitisation services.
Staying informed about legislative developments and government policies is a crucial business aspect. Sabinet’s Customised Monitoring Services is, in effect, your eyes and ears. Ensure that your business remains compliant.
Sometimes, looking back gives us a better idea of where we are in the greater scheme of things, and how we came to be here. The following article was written by the University of South Africa’s John Willemse for presentation to the United Nations Economic Commission...
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced during his budget speech that South Africans who pay personal income tax can receive up to R15,000 in tax rebates for solar panels starting from 1 March. The rebate will be applicable for solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels...
The information explosion has had a profound effect on research. A 2019 article in GigaScience estimates that in “recent years there has been a surge in the number of published academic papers, with >7 million new papers each year and >1.8 million papers with ≥5...
The Financial Sector Regulation Act, 2017 (FSRA) requires the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) and the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) to cooperate and collaborate with one another when performing their functions in terms of financial sector laws and on...