The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Stuart Lowman 
It got me thinking about success, which usually takes place when a brave person steps outside their own or society’s conformity circle.
The research is clear; jobs and wealth creation are not going to come from the big corporates, they are going to come from small businesses.
US-based Urban Outfitters is jumping into clothing rental, trying to tap one of the fastest-growing areas of fashion without discouraging people from shopping at its stores.
More foods are pitching themselves as healthier night fare, and some even suggest they can help you sleep.
Tax Freedom is a measure created by the Free Market Foundation to calculate how deep the State is digging into everyone’s wallets.
Simon Lincoln Reader fleshes out more post election commentary before digging into that much tainted list the ANC drew up for its members of parliament.
When the world’s biggest platinum miners sit down with labour unions this month to negotiate a three-year wage deal, it could prove an early test of Cyril Ramaphosa’s new presidency in South Africa.
There’s voter fatigue globally, and with South Africa’s young democracy, sadly the 65 percent voter turnout fell into the global average.
Before, during and towards the end, I was hit with SMS’s from the two big players, the DA and ANC.
Steinhoff said its ability to operate as a going concern is under threat from a range of challenges including mounting legal claims and a debt load that the company is working to restructure.