Eskom’s blame game a shame
The blame game continues to plague our nation’s electricity crisis. And the lack of electrical power seems to be fuelling a lack of political power.
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A new book on corruption and its inextricable link to the corporatocracy
A must-read for South Africans keen to uncover the intimate ties between the private and public sectors of South Africa, exposing how corruption can be a direct product of the relationship between the two.
SA Inc walks the talk as more CEOs join Ramaphosa’s call to take pay cuts
Business leaders across industries are following Ramaphosa and his cabinet in taking a pay cut and donating the money to fight the coronavirus.
How South African business owners can move to Australia
South African business owners looking to move to Australia have a variety of visa options. These can include expanding your business or starting a new one.
From Cyril’s desk: A reality check, but progress is being made
President Cyril Ramaphosa has opened the door to ordinary South Africans with his first weekly message titled From the Desk of the President.
Open cards: Cyril Ramaphosa on turning the economic tide
At a breakfast at the WEF on Africa, Ramaphosa laid out the challenges, the initiatives and the need for partnerships in order to help turn things around.
đź”’ The back story to SA’s new #1 bestseller with its author Pieter du Toit
A graduate of the town’s famous Paul Roos Gymnasium and Stellenbosch University, having breathed its air for so many years, Pieter du Toit has insights that outsiders can never acquire.
Not only two Scoops for ice cream queen Amanda Maidman
Amanda Maidman found herself in Ballito looking for an idea for a business when her daughter suggested ice cream, Scoop was started.
Captains of industry tell Cyril how to fix SA: CEOs share their wish list!
South African CEOs have high hopes that Cyril Ramaphosa, expected to continue being president after elections, will fix the economy.
Why business can be a force for good in SA – INSEAD’s Ilian Mihov
INSEAD’s Ilian Mihov explains why business can be and, in many ways, already is a major force for good in the world, while on a trip to South Africa.