Unlocking SME growth in a changing economy: The power of insights and partnership.
By Ronnie Mbatsane. The critical role that entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play in creating jobs, supporting communities […]
Opinion
Thought Leadership: Director & Officer Liability – Unmasking delinquency and misconduct of directors.
By Mongezi Mpahlwa and Tshilidzi Mudau. The recent High Court judgment in Delta Property Fund Limited v Nomvete & Others
Is U.S. Isolationism paving the way for a China-Led World Order?
By Dr. Jianlu Bi. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent refusal to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in
Pandor stands revealed as being missed the most in South Africa.
By Oupa Ngwenya. First, let me declare my bias. Naledi Pandor was my star performing force in these geopolitical, trying,
Just because You have an Opinion doesn’t mean You’re a Thought Leader: Building Thought Leadership with Impact.
By Mimi Kalinda. Thought leadership is more than just having an opinion or being vocal in a particular field. It
Judge Mbenenge’s case sparks conversation about gender relations.
By Zenoyise John. The recent sexual harassment case filed by Andiswa Mengo against Eastern Cape judge president, Selby Mbenenge has
The Power is Back with the People: The Rise of Creator-Led Commerce.
By Albert Makoeng. How is it possible that a YouTuber’s staged boxing match can draw almost as many viewers as
Mining can reduce environmental impact, and futureproof its energy needs with natural gas.
By Lindiwe Mekwe. When it comes to reducing its environmental impact and futureproofing its energy needs, natural gas is the
Let’s take charge and mobilise to reclaim our communities.
By Zenoyise John. In the past few years, many of us have witnessed a troubling trend – politicians making decisions
ActionSA still determined to fix South Africa.
By Herman Mashaba. It is fascinating to observe the seeming lull that most South Africans seem to have fallen into,
Time to seek new political alternatives beyond the ANC.
By Zenoyise John. As we enter the new year, South African voters need to look for alternative options beyond the
Making Debt Work for Africa!
By Ayanda Holo. Abuja, Nigeria – December 2024 – In the heart of Abuja’s evolving financial district, an extraordinary gathering