The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Stuart Lowman 
As darkness literally grips South Africa with stage four loadshedding; it’s very difficult to step into the light.
Fast forward to 2019…Group Five entered business rescue this week, while value destruction has extended across the construction sector.
Steinhoff’s long-awaited probe into an accounting scandal that almost destroyed the South African retailer in late 2017 found that a small group of former executives and other non-Steinhoff executives structured deals that “substantially” inflated profits and asset values.
There are many excuses as to why traffic lights are jumped, fear of hijackers one of them, but is there not another way?
Research around weekends, and how best to utilise them is varied, but the one consistency is around work.
There are three sides to any story; yours, mine and the truth. But when it comes to history things gets even more complicated.
The latest budget delivered by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni sees no change to personal income tax.
The alternative ‘this or that’ is most often the proposed solution when faced with challenges.
Now that all my devices are connected to Spotify, I am unsure how traditional radio can survive this innovative onslaught.
What a difference a year makes. 2018 saw the State of the Nation postponed. Jacob Zuma resigned from his role, giving Cyril Ramaphosa only two days to deliver the speech.