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Tony Weaver writes, a more influential message at Davos was that the world is in “very, very deep trouble” with regard to climate change.
Maria Ramos explains in this interview, if something is worth doing, then it’s worth doing properly. And Absa’s presence in Davos 2019, was proper indeed.
Bekker is disarmingly humble. His wisdom is best consumed at the leisurely pace at which he delivers it. So go grab a cuppa (or your glass of red wine) and settle back for a treat.
Having two captains has proven challenging for many similarly sized businesses. But Sasol’s Bongani Nqwababa and Steve Cornell have proved to be sparkling exceptions to that apparent rule.
Growth is slowing in China despite Chinese Vice-President Wang Qishan assuring delegates at the World Economic Forum in Davos that sustainable growth will be maintained in his country.
It has emerged in private conversations here in Davos that a radical plan is being hatched to address the terminal state of the country’s electricity provider, Eskom.
Meet Skye Meaker, the world’s young, wildlife photographer of the year for 2018 and the youngest speaker at this year’s WEF Annual Meeting.
There’s some good news and bad news for Saffers when it comes to the latest Global Talent Competitiveness Index released at Davos this week.
South African-born Greg Beadle finds himself, yet again, as one of the official photographers at the World Economic Forum in Davos, which speaks volumes.
Popo Molefe reminds us, SA now has an extradition treaty with the UAE so even the Guptas aren’t safe.