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Almost 200 billionaires have taken the Giving Pledge, including SA’s Patrice Motsepe. That’s a touch over 10% of the US Dollar billionaires on earth
Herman Mashaba was awarded the Rotary Achiever of the Year Award for 2014. In his acceptance speech he spoke about the need for transformation but that this need must come through nation-building programs and incentive-driven activities rather than punitive acts.
Alec Hogg speaks to General George Casey, former U.S. army chief of staff, about managing an organisation the size of Walmart and bringing the lessons learnt in war back to the boardroom.
The latest news from Ukraine is sure to raise the stakes – the “phoney war” is ending after Russian troops were captured deep inside Ukrainian territory.
Fresh from a year’s sabbatical Koos Bekker wants to prove TenCent wasn’t a one trick pony. He has identified e-commerce as the next exponential opportunity.
To celebrate R44bn PSG Group’s second decade, founder Jannie Mouton shared 20 lessons he learnt in the building of this incredible business success story.
In Pretoria today, South Africans showed their support for the complaint Solidarity intends to file.
Zuma is the feature of an in-depth article in today’s FT which asks: With a faltering economy and a revitalised opposition, can he survive a second term ?
British Prime Minister David Cameron’s Conservatives has won a surprise victory in the general election, which could redefine the country’s future in Europe.
The UK election result is beyond the wildest dreams of even Conservative Party insiders. It means more economic common sense and in time, a brighter future.