The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Stuart Lowman 
No mincing of words required, it’s tough in SA at the moment. Business confidence is low, employment is bleak, while the cost of living, forget documented inflation, is rising.
There has been hand-wringing by many in the commentariat, and ordinary voters, about the alleged lack of leadership by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
A 20 minute school drop off turned into 50 the other day, as traffic congestion built up.
From credit ratings, to the medium term budget, to interest rate decisions, each outcome will in some form or other, shape the country’s future.
It’s hard to see past our current hurt in South Africa, but we praise the Ndlovu Youth Choir – which made it through to the finals of America’s Got Talent.
Here’s another gallery of photographer Greg Beadle’s work as the curtains draw on this year’s World Economic Forum on Africa.
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.
South African-born photographer Greg Beadle is at the Africa Forum, being hosted at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, and he’s been snapping away freely.
Warren Buffett turned 89 yesterday, but what keeps him going? Apart from investing and market tips, he swears by his top 10 healthy tips.
If you don’t make decisions, you can’t make plans. And where and how to invest becomes difficult and can result in losses owing to opportunity costs.