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Biznews spoke to a local newspaper editor and Davos resident, Barbara Gassler who has for the past years hosted the team.
Sean de Cleene says there are ways in which southern Africa could adapt with innovation and not only survive, but turn climate change into an opportunity.
Stefan Klebert says his company’s technology can provide fascinating insights in to the mindset and moods of milking cows. They are also tapping into our changing tastes.
Rali Mampeule, a member of the royal family of the Rain queen, the Modjadji near Magoebaskloof, has become the founding donor of a global surgery movement.
The power blackouts in South Africa have severely hampered businesses and especially mines over the past months.
Capetonian photographer Greg Beadle has been snapping away, capturing all that has been happening in Davos 2020. And as they say in the movies folks, it’s a wrap.
The damage done to the South African economy over the last 10 years is greater than many thought and that means the turnaround is going to be slower.
Sai Govender, from Johannesburg, has been chosen by the WEF as a Global Shaper. Hear about his experience at Davos, Switzerland.
Investec’s Richard Wainwright said he believed South African corporates have always been aware of stakeholders unlike their American counterparts.
In an interview with Biznews, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor said more changes to visas was high on the list of foreign investors.