ANC manifesto: old promises in new packaging?
With elections rapidly approaching, the ANC has published a manifesto detailing its goals — including job creation, corruption and land
Warning: SA economic turbulence ahead in 2019
Expect 2019 to be a rocky ride that results in frustratingly little economic reform and only slightly better growth
DRC politics makes strange bedfellows
Félix Tshisekedi has provisionally been declared winner of the DRC election. But there are suspicions that Joseph Kabila may have done a deal
Why do SA’s CEOs overstay their welcome?
The average UK CEO spends 4.8 years in the role, compared with about eight years for a CEO in SA, where experience and stability are seemingly more valued than ...
Sustainable safaris make sense for conservation
Working with the community has been key to making the Singita Grumeti concession, next to Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, a success
African Bank corporate accountability saga drags on
The regulator’s probe into Deloitte has been almost five years in the making — and it’s likely to wrap up only next year
Henley research takes to the air
Henley Business School Africa has launched a research centre that will focus on project-based research in partnership with Henley UK and themes relevant in the ...
Leadership needs a dash of kindness
Equity and fairness are important ideals in enhancing employee self-confidence and loyalty
17 stocks to capitalise on in 2019
After a blowout last year, when the JSE’s all share index tumbled 11.4%, history suggests there could be a big recovery in 2019
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Cutting through the noise of land expropriation without compensation
Independent legal analyst Phephelaphi Dube cuts through the noise of ‘land expropriation without compensation’
The real problem with SA’s schooling system
The 2018 matric results have been announced, with much fanfare. But it’s worth pausing to consider the broader challenges
Why SA’s schools are behind the curve
Hundreds of schools in SA exist in contravention of the norms and standards regulations
2019: SA’s tale of hope or despair?
With the opposition DA and EFF on the back foot and Zuma looming large in the background, this year’s elections are set to determine Ramaphosa’s — and the ...
Cashing in on Africa’s lucrative mobile money market
With 87-million monthly users, the mobile money market in Africa is proving lucrative — and it still has ample room to grow
Start-up support shows mixed success
Business development support is supposed to help entrepreneurs get their enterprises off the ground. It’s had mixed success
Zuma is on the ropes. But he’s not giving up just yet
With an estimated R26m in legal costs and a court ruling blocking further state funding for his defence, Zuma is on the ropes
Why populism caught fire in SA
The populist rhetoric of 2018 is likely to gather steam ahead of this year’s elections
And the chickens come home to roost award goes to...
Just when it seemed as though the worst was over for MTN, the group’s most important market came back to bite it
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