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The total cost of car crashes in 2014 came to R306 billion. The national health budget that year? Well under half that; R134 billion.
This week, Felicity Duncan had the privilege of seeing marketing guru Seth Godin speak about the digital economy.
Whether in business or politics, age-old control structures are being challenged by the newly empowered armed with the gift of the Internet Age’s absolute transparency.
Do the homework on money manager returns, Warren Buffett urged, and you’ll be telling your readers to buy ETFs instead of falling for the hucksters of Wall Street.
Politicians are masters at obfuscation, a lovely word describing the action of making something obscure, unclear or unintelligible.
Alec Hogg reflects on the time he met Atul Gupta at Media HQ, giving him a pretty good idea why the Gupta boys are now bailing out with such rapidity.
Most things appear obvious in hindsight. But when the emotions are stirred and the fever is high, it takes a strong constitution to reject popular opinion.
Chris Bateman offers us an excellent counter-balance to mainstream media assumptions of the way SA’s biggest population group reads recent developments.
Felicity Duncan takes a critical look at in-depth research predicting the end of Pax Americana, and what differences the world can expect when the baton moves across to China, the global leader-in-waiting.