A deputy president in waiting?
With Cyril Ramaphosa emerging strongly from the ANC policy conference this weekend, his re-election as party president in December looks secure — for now, at ...
Is SA moving towards real empowerment?
No longer aimed at the huge enrichment of the connected few, BEE is on track for a much broader spread of wealth, with employee share schemes gaining ...
10 BEE contenders to watch
Two of them are unlisted, but Thebe almost certainly soon will be and investors can buy Sabvest shares for an indirect stake in Masimong
How crazy rules are stifling JSE empowerment stocks
Is a fixation with maintaining black ownership inadvertently stifling efforts to broaden — and grow — empowerment participation on the JSE?
Are SA’s business schools heading in the right direction?
As some schools get new leadership, others are just beginning the search. Some are changing strategic focus, while others are making more physical moves
Morals are good, say SA businesses. Survival is better
Teach us to live through tough times, companies tell business schools
How business schools can drag dinosaur execs into the post-Covid era
Some employees are frightened of returning to work after Covid. Others simply don’t like the way their employer does business. It takes a special kind of ...
Zondo: What must happen now
What do you get if your cross a crooked president, the Gupta brothers and a corrupted ruling party? Hopefully, 20 years to life …
New schooling model offers hope
Small-town SA has become an educational wasteland, littered with failing public schools. But a new breed of technical high school, founded on community and ...
SA’s missing doctors
SA has a severe shortage of doctors and specialists for its growing population. While emigration plays a role, the bigger issue is that the country is not ...
Greenwashed: How marketing departments hijacked ESG
Environmental, social and governance concerns have become the buzzwords of investment. But how many banks and fund managers are simply paying lip service to ...
The people SA shouldn't have let go...
SA has lost loads of talent to international markets over the years. It has cost the country, both economically and when it comes to innovation. But it’s not ...
