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South Africa’s top mixologist is working on his mixing magic skills to prepare for the most prestigious global bartending competition taking place later this year.

BMW’s The Hire, Johnny Walker Blue’s The Gentleman’s Wager and Metro Trains Melbourne’s Dumb Ways to Die have proven to be highly sought after branded entertainment. All three of these multi-celebrated communication initiatives recently reached sequel or rather, encore status; warmly received and proven to be equally as successful as their debuts.

From corner to corner, the Cape Town International Convention Centre was awash with the vibrant energy and creative splendour as leading designers, décor and lifestyle experts shared their take on 2017’s most inspired trends at the Decorex Cape Town exhibition, co-sponsored by Plascon and Caesarstone, which ran from 27 to 30 April.

South Africa may be home to plenty of bartenders who can shake up cocktail masterpieces, but only one can claim the ultimate title of "South African Diageo World Class Bartender of the Year 2017".

Policy-governed human resources management is a relic of the past. Today, it’s almost impossible to have profitability without HR policies and practices that work with people to help them realise their own career growth ambitions says Mapula Wanjau, Human Resources Director at Diageo South Africa.

London - Diageo, the world's largest spirits maker, spotted in 2015 that drinkers in the emerging middle class in Ghana and Cameroon were keen to show off their new status by buying their own bottles of Johnnie Walker rather than shots.

Diageo World Class – the most reputable bartending competition globally has revealed South Africa's top ten bartenders following three regional finals across major cities in February and March 2017.

An open call to help entrepreneurs to either turn their revolutionary idea into a reality or to take their existing business to the next level, saw over 400 applications from various disciplines.