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 ...

Time is wealth: reclaiming the hours lost to congestion, collapse and inequality

Nomvula Mabuza|Published

Every day, millions of South Africans lose hours to inefficiency.

Cosatu: assessing the SANDF's capacity to fulfil its constitutional mandate

Solly Phetoe|Published

As South Africa approaches the 70th anniversary of the Freedom Charter, this article explores the current challenges facing the SANDF in fulfilling its constitutional ...

The metaphor of the lamb and the lion: understanding economic injustice - Dr Pali Lehohla

Dr Pali Lehohla|Published

This article explores the metaphor of the lamb and the lion to illustrate the ongoing economic injustices faced by South Africa, highlighting the paradox of wealth ...

Equities surged in May while the Rand stabilised - Chris Harmse

Chris Harmse|Published

Discover how the JSE defied expectations in May, achieving remarkable growth despite global uncertainties and trade tensions.

It’s time to rethink corporate giving in Africa

Tshego Bokaba|Published

Corporate social investment (CSI) is meant to change lives. But what happens when it does the opposite?

Incorporating AI into workforce planning: optimising skills for the SA workforce of the future

Dr Chris Blair|Published

AI presents a transformative opportunity to align workforce capabilities with economic needs.

Revive the Tana High-level forum: Facilitate the re-establishment of African Renaissance Clubs

Orapeleng Matshediso|Published

The forum has established itself as a genuine platform for exchanging ideas, showcasing well-researched Pan-African papers that set the agenda for the AU and commission ...

Farmer brain drain could be worse than export loss for SA agriculture

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Excluding South Africa from Agoa could severely impact its agricultural sector, but the emigration of Afrikaner farmers poses an even greater threat. This article ...

SARB vs US Fed: The case for independent action

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Is the SARB ready to break away from the US Fed's influence? This week's meeting could redefine South Africa's monetary policy landscape.

Resetting US-South Africa relations: Insights from Ramaphosa's meeting with Trump

Dr Thami Mazwai|Published

Amidst controversial debates, President Cyril Ramaphosa and his team successfully navigated a challenging meeting with US President Donald Trump, aiming to reset ...

Lessons from Microsoft: what Starlink can learn about entering the South African market

Wesley Diphoko|Published

The first lesson is that it is incorrect to suggest that it was impossible for Starlink to enter South Africa without handing over shares to a black business person. ...

The wobbly table problem: can Stablecoins fix global payments?

Andile Masuku|Published

Fintech leaders have praised stablecoins for their potential in addressing cross-border payment challenges the world over.

Beyond the boardroom: the true weight of directorship

Nqobani Mzizi|Published

What does it truly mean to be a director? Explore the critical responsibilities that come with leadership in corporate governance

Transforming BBBEE: The potential of the R100bn Fund

Pieter Steyn|Published

The R100 billion Transformation Fund aims to reshape economic inclusion and empower black-owned businesses in South Africa. Will it succeed in delivering transformative ...