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KEEPING IT ETHICAL ADVENTURE-WORTHY FORTUNER HOME-GROWN HEALTH Balance your CEO status with your core values SA’s favourite SUV gets even more Epic Cultivate your own medicinal plants to keep you healthier for longer Turn to page 18 to read more 38 Where do Cocktails Come From? 42 A Furry, Fun-Loving Solution 44 A Shift in Workspaces 48 Being a CEO in the Know 50 Home-Grown Medicine Motoring 54 Toyota’s Epic Adventurer 42 Regulars 08 Letter from CEO of CemAir 10 A Note from the Editor 12 Lifestyle Shorts 16 Travel Shorts 58 CemAir Fleet Information 8 SkyNews flycemair.co.za From the top hank you for joining us on this navigation services, snacks CemAir flight today, we are and beverage retailers, Tdelighted to have you on board and office stationers, computer hope you enjoy the all-new SkyNews in administrators, to name only a few in its COVID-19 friendly digital format. the chain. Each one of these businesses South Africa remains in one of employs South Africans whose families the longest lockdowns around the depend on their income, and who will more communities and world, which comes with far-reaching spend their salaries at other South hopefully soon to welcoming economic effects. I commend you for African companies. One purchase foreign tourists back to South Africa. making the choice to travel during this creates a cascading opportunity, and you We realise there are diverging time. The lives of those lost and those are choosing to be part of the solution. opinions regarding the extent of the suffering from COVID-19 should not be The short notice of the lockdown and COVID-19 pandemic as well as the forgotten, but this must be balanced with its open-ended extension resulted in practicality and reasonableness of the the importance of protecting society many South Africans becoming stranded measures required to limit its spread. from other perils. A vibrant economy abroad. Pockets of people have been At CemAir, we remain committed to creates employment that is necessary to stuck around the world, and when the compliance and therefore, cannot feed and warm the nation, and the taxes national carrier cancelled its repatriation allow anything that does not meet therefrom fund health care and other flights in Africa, CemAir stepped in and the minimum requirement of social initiatives. Your trip to work today brought people home. Between April the Regulations. We ask for your is helping ordinary South Africans survive and July, CemAir has proudly repatriated cooperation in achieving this and assure the large number of mortal threats that more than 1,300 travellers on 18 missions you we will do all we can to minimise they face daily, which can be more to 24 countries and 26 cities in Africa any inconvenience. impactful for the average citizen than the and the Middle East. These flights are Thank you once again for flying virus itself. logistically challenging, and we thank the CemAir. We encourage you to make Conceptualise the positive multiplier many who made these missions possible FlyCemAir contact with us through social media effect from the funds of your ticket and offer the rescued a warm welcome on Facebook, Instagram or Linkedin. purchase. Not only have these funds home. We continue with this service as Alternately, please send us an email to offered CemAir the opportunity to we learn more about new requirements. [email protected]. employ and pay its staff, but a multitude As the South African Government to Bloem of downstream suppliers that CemAir varies the regulations imposed under the procures, are each able to, in turn, state of disaster, CemAir will be adding pay its staff. 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We look forward to connecting CEO Cemair roses BOOK ONLINE SA’s city of www.flycemair.co.za Email: [email protected] Call Centre: 0861 CemAir / 0861 236247 10 SkyNews flycemair.co.za From the Editor CEMAIR CALL CENTRE: Tel: +27 861 236 247 TCB MEDIA CEO Wilhelm Loots • [email protected] EDITOR-in-CHIEF Deidre Loots • [email protected] EDITOR Charlotte Rogers • [email protected] CREATIVE MANAGER Ryan Abbott • [email protected] MEDIA TRAFFIC Chelsey Stain • [email protected] he pandemic has drastically changed how South Africans ADVERTISING SALES Tperform their duties in the National Sales Manager (Business Development) workplace – well, not in the workplace Chantal Barton generally, but the fact remains that the +27 79 626 0782 | [email protected] working landscape of this country will clear billables by which you can check probably never be identical to how it your employees weekly output, then National Sales Manager (Regional & SADC) was in January and February of 2020. allowing them to work from home will, Bryan Kayavhu The government announcement of in all likelihood, improve their dedication +27 83 785 6691 | [email protected] a countrywide lockdown meant that to your company. Often, being able to office spaces were to be abandoned work from home is a massive draw for CONTRIBUTORS and working in your pyjamas was the new candidates and encourages existing Rebecca Jackman-Derman, Chelsey Hale, Ker new norm for all of those individuals not employees to stay at the company for & Downey® Africa, CemAir, Shannon Correia, working on the front line. Here we are longer. Even after the events of March TheConversation.com, Jeffrey Miller, Lauren four months later, and while companies through July of 2020, permanent remote Powell, Emmanuel Stamatakis, Dean McCoubrey, are asking their employees to return to working schemes are still a rarity in South Kenneth Amaeshi, Sheryl Thiel, Bernie Hellberg Jr. the office, some are doing so on a limited Africa and adopting one could be the time per week schedule. change your company needs to grow PRINTING But what about those bosses even more reliable and more profitable. Business Print Centre, Pretoria who have now seen the benefits of a Implementing a remote working decentralised company? The benefits, scheme can be daunting at first, but of which there are many, are hard to having the right team is half of the battle. ignore when productivity levels stay the Some people can work from home, and same, and the financial burden of rent others don’t have the self-discipline and and utilities for an office space suddenly organisational skills. Sadly, the initial TCB Media disappear from the monthly company stages are trial and error. Start small by Cape Town: +27 21 945 3309 cost sheet. scheduling each employee one day at Pretoria: +27 12 425 5800 There are obvious limitations to the home per week, with clear guidelines www.tcbmedia.co.za working from home idea, and they about your expectations for their output primarily depend on the nature of your on that given day. After a month or two, SkyNews magazine is published monthly by TCB Media, on business. 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