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All that stuff about focusing on shareholders? Forget it, says Kazuo Inamori, entrepreneur, management guru and Buddhist priest. Spend your time making staff happy instead.
Jenni Russell pens a scathing attack on the current state of South Africa headlined “Zuma is enemy of blacks and whites” where she shares first-hand experiences, concluding that she fears for the country’s future.
In recognition of his contribution to the South African business landscape, Christo Wiese was given a lifetime achievement award at the Sunday Times Top 100 companies event.
Guenter Schabowski, the East German functionary whose off-the-cuff comments in 1989 spelled the end of the Berlin Wall died on Sunday, aged 86.
Blatter reminds me of bestselling author Scott Peck’s explanation of why jailed criminals, no matter how heinous their crime, always justify their actions.
Political scientists believe events of the past week are a watershed for a nation wracked by incompetent economic management, growing corruption and blatant cronyism.
South Africa faces a ‘serious struggle’ to meet its plan to cut unemployment and boost growth because of the global slowdown, says President Jacob Zuma.
It has emerged that the University of KwaZulu-Natal is considering a plan to make laptop computers compulsory for all first and second-year students.
Campuses closed Monday as students refused to end protests despite a government decision to scrap the tuition fee hikes that triggered nationwide demonstrations.
Helen Zille, premier of the Western Cape, gives a personal account of the day she spent with Stellenbosch University students last week.