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Stellenbosch University (SU) celebrated the extraordinary contributions of philanthropist and entrepreneur Wendy Ackerman by awarding her an honorary Doctor of Philosophy degree, honoris causa
South Africa’s legendary actress, Connie Chiume died on August 6, and among those paying tribute to her was Rasta, South Africa’s enigmatic artist.
The new Pick n Pay Clothing store in Durban pays tribute to the founder of the brand Raymond Ackerman.
COLUMN: Michael Bagraim recalls that there were many instances in which the human resources practitioners in the Pick n Pay group would contact him to say Raymond Ackerman had instructed them to find a solution to a dispute before it became vitriolic.
Ackerman, who died last week at the age of 92, was remembered as a visionary South African and committed philanthropist.
OPINION: Former SACP leader, trade unionist and provincial legislature member Important Mkhize left an indelible mark in the liberation movement for his work ethic, writes Khaye Nkwanyana.
Fitting tribute was paid to Pick n Pay former chairman, entrepreneur, innovator, business leader and social advocate Raymond Ackerman at a memorial service for his passing last week that was held at Clovelly Golf Course, Fish Hoek, Cape Town, yesterday morning.
‘A man that did so much for business, entrepreneurship, skills transfer and job creation. ’
Raymond Ackerman will be remembered as a great entrepreneur and somebody who always did good.
Sekunjalo Chairman Dr Iqbal Survé has paid tribute to Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman, who passed away at the age of 92.
Nyamza shared a moving tribute to Ackerman, highlighting the significant impact he had on the arts and artists in South Africa.
Raymond Ackerman died on Thursday at the age of 92. He founded Pick n Pay in 1967 along with his wife, Wendy, after buying four stores in Cape Town.
Tributes and condolences came pouring in when news of his death broke early on Thursday.
President Cyril Ramaphosa led the condolences for the late Pick n Pay founder and philanthropist Raymond Ackerman, whose death, at the age of 92, was announced early on Thursday.
During South Africa’s history of political, economic, and social turmoil, Ackerman was part of a group of businessmen who met former president, FW de Klerk, to call for the urgent release of Nelson Mandela.
Business Unity South Africa (Busa) said, “We have lost a titan, but his legacy will continue to inspire and guide us for generations to come. “
Raymond Ackerman founded Pick n Pay in 1967 along with his wife after buying four stores in Cape Town.
Tributes are pouring in for ‘unbelievably extraordinary’ retail legend Raymond Ackerman who died on Wednesday.
Founder of Pick n Pay, one of the biggest retail stores in South Africa, Raymond Ackerman has passed away.
Raymond Ackerman, the South African retail tycoon and the founder of Pick n Pay has died. He was 92-years-old.
Beryl Williams fed over 300 people from the community Phumlani Village.
South African businessman Raymond Ackerman is very much alive. He has responded to news of his death.
Lungelo Gumede was approached by the public relations officer of Pick n Pay, Rowena Govender, to create a statue of South African businessman Raymond Ackerman.
The third edition of the Annual Review of South African Philanthropy took place during the first day of Independent Philanthropy Association South Africa (Ipasa)’s two-day annual philanthropy symposium, on Tuesday.
The Noluthando Sheltered Employment Trust (NSET) facility has opened at the Noluthando School for Special Needs in Khayelitsha.