Welcome to Prosper Nation, a weekly column reshaping the narrative about SA's potential

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

Join Dr Nik Eberl in 'Prosper Nation', a weekly column that explores South Africa's untapped potential and the strategies to transform it into one of the world's ...

Classroom to world-class: how companies can rewrite SA’s future

Natasha Mkhize|Published

Corporate sponsorship of education unlocks the vast potential of bright young minds, paving the way for a stronger, more resilient economy.

South Africa’s G20 moment: Turning the youth unemployment crisis into a global skilling pact

Nomvula Mabuza|Published

What will it signify for the G20 to assemble in the world's most unequal country and depart without addressing  the profound disparities affecting its youth?

Q&A: Why stablecoins are gaining popularity

Lucie Lequier|Published

Stablecoins are rapidly becoming a cornerstone of the cryptocurrency market, but as the US Senate prepares to vote on new regulations, experts warn that inadequate ...

Eastplats faces cybersecurity challenge: Incident details revealed

Philippa Larkin|Published

Eastern Platinum (Eastplats) has reported a significant cybersecurity breach affecting its internal IT systems, prompting immediate containment measures and an ongoing ...

Rethinking digital talent: why soft skills are the real superpower

Gontse Mabetoa|Published

In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, hard skills are often prioritised, but the true differentiators of success lie in soft skills. Discover why businesses must ...

Dr Pali Lehohla: Debating the labour force survey- a response to Fourie's critique

Dr Pali Lehohla|Published

Dr Pali Lehohla addresses the recent criticisms of South Africa's Labour Force Survey, highlighting the importance of accurate statistics and the implications of ...

Cosatu: The importance of BBBEE in addressing inequality in SA

Solly Phetoe|Published

Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) is a vital initiative aimed at addressing historical inequalities in South Africa. This article explores its objectives, ...

Unlocking potential: empowering South Africa’s youth in the workplace

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Explore the urgent need for organisational reform to empower South Africa's youth, who are crucial for our economy's future. Learn how mentorship, equitable environments, ...

Wellness as a legacy: Cultivating a healthier tomorrow for our youth

Damian McHugh|Published

As we commemorate Youth Month, we honour the courage of those who fought for freedom. But how can we ensure today's youth thrive amidst health challenges? Discover ...

A Tale of Two Forces: Fiscal vs Monetary Policy tug-of-war

Nokwanda Mathenjwa|Published

Explore the recent fiscal changes in South Africa, including the controversial fuel levy increase and its implications for households and the economy. This article ...

Why youth-owned businesses fail financially — and what we can do about it

Victoria Elias|Published

Many youth owned businesses collapse within the first two to three years.

Why the future of South Africa’s tech sector depends on young talent

Ralph Berndt|Published

As businesses push ahead with digital transformation, the demand for specialised IT skills has never been higher.

Global capital flows and the great rotation into emerging markets

Nathan Chandler|Published

Discover how a significant shift in global capital allocation is poised to weaken the US dollar and bolster emerging markets, which are well-positioned to thrive ...

Empowering women leaders in construction: A cidb perspective

Bongani Dladla|Published

Discover how empowering women leaders in construction can drive industry excellence and foster innovation in South Africa's evolving landscape.

The poor will always be last: The mirage of unity and the necessity of disruption

Tshepo Matseba|Published

As South Africa considers a Government of National Unity, the persistent exclusion of the poor reveals a troubling pattern that demands disruption and genuine transformation. ...

The congress of the people and the Freedom Charter: lessons for national social dialogue

Orapeleng Matshediso|Published

Former President Thabo Mbeki correctly said that the country's entire future cannot be delegated to politicians alone; the people must be part of the process to ...

How South Africa is tackling undocumented migration and unemployment

Solly Phetoe|Published

Explore how the South African government is addressing the dual challenges of undocumented migration and high unemployment rates through the Employee Services Amendment ...

Boards in the digital age: Are directors digitally fit?

Nqobani Mzizi|Published

Digital transformation is reshaping boardrooms, but are directors prepared to lead in this new landscape? As AI, cybersecurity, and data governance become central ...