The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Half owned by South Africans, captained by a Saffer and with half a dozen top SA players in the squad, Saracens is the club of choice for the UK-based SA diaspora.
While the Pound has depreciated and growth has slowed since Brexit, Forbes Magazine still ranks the UK as one of the top places to do business.
Bloomberg’s list of 20 must-go places for the New Year, an eclectic combination of 15 countries (three in Africa) and five cities, including Cape Town.
If you’re thinking about getting money offshore, it’s best to do so while you still can with ease.
The UK’s business friendly policies, stable political and social climates and connectedness to the world make it top of the list for most people looking to immigrate.
Now aged 52, Alibaba founder Jack Ma has risen to become the second richest person in China with a net worth of $28.2 billion.
Alec Hogg asked Barry van Zyl to share the reasons why he’s tackling an MBA at this stage of his life – a qualification he’s been acing by the way.
Endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh has announced his campaign Antarctica 2020, which aims to secure additional MPAs in vulnerable Antarctic areas, spanning nearly 7 million square kilometres.
Given the clear benefits of a UK university education, it’s not surprising that many families are considering giving their children a chance at studying abroad.
Fourex, the world’s great retail foreign exchange market disruptor, scooped the 2016 New Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the UK’s “Oscars of Business.” This is the second major award for the South African created, managed and funded company which is hitting hyper-growth.