The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Linda van Tilburg 
Part-time bureaucrat James Styan’s fourth book is his best selling yet, with the initial print run sold out within days of The Bosasa Billions hitting the shelves.
The global head of credit research at Debtwire, Nick Saville-Smith, joined us on Rational Radio this week to provide a City of London perspective on the latest financials released by Eskom.
South Africa’s headline consumer inflation slowed to 4% year-on-year in July, which is the lowest in seven months; according to Statistics South Africa.
Executive coach Jerry Colonna wants managers to stop focusing on output and achievement. Instead, he wants them to engage in radical self-inquiry.
Lindy Heinecken writes that the army is in a sorry state and she takes a close look at how much money is allocated to salaries; the average age of soldiers and says the structure and design of the defence force needs to be fixed.
Steinhoff shares hit a new low even after a long-awaited restructuring agreement on 9 billion euros of debt had been reached.
The SABC has a long history of being “His Master’s Voice” and has been exposed to the whims of governments since its inception.
When a ruling party appoints people based purely on their loyalty to it and not on merit or commitment to public service, you’re asking for serious trouble.
Rhandzo Mukansi from Futuregrowth takes a peek at what has been going on in the global bond market and says South Africa’s fiscal situation is deterring investors despite the good yields.
Cathleen Powell argues in this article, Busisiwe Mkhwebane and those who are not willing to serve the Constitution and the law, should not hold office under it.