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SLR: Bishopscourt's R189-million question: Who is Cape Town for?
Rational Perspective

SLR: Bishopscourt's R189-million question: Who is Cape Town for?

By
The Common Sense
5 min read
Cape Town’s property boom fuels tensions over foreign wealth, belonging and local ownership.
The Economist's Bartleby: Are you committed to your company or your team?
Leadership

The Economist's Bartleby: Are you committed to your company or your team?

By
The Economist
4 min read
Employees have overlapping identities at work. That’s a challenge for bosses
BNC#9 | Masie Q&A: Eskom's extra gigawatts are AI's gateway into SA economy
BNC

BNC#9 | Masie Q&A: Eskom's extra gigawatts are AI's gateway into SA economy

By
Irakli Rekhviashvili
1 min read
Stafford Masie on AI's grid problem, agents that pay for themselves, and South Africa's power surplus as a compute opportunity.
Four federations, four suspensions. Graeme Joffe says it's a "deeply rooted cancer"
Interviews

Four federations, four suspensions. Graeme Joffe says it's a "deeply rooted cancer"

By
Alec Hogg
1 min read
Graeme Joffe - the journalist who was sued for R21 million and exiled for exposing this in 2012 - says it's too soon to celebrate.
BEIJING, CHINA - MAY 15: U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping tour Zhongnanhai Garden on May 15, 2026 in Beijing, China. Trump and other U.S. officials are finishing up a visit intended to address the Iran conflict, trade imbalances, and the Taiwan situation while establishing new bilateral boards for economic and AI oversight. (Photo by Evan Vucci-Pool/Getty Images)
Thought Leaders

Ian Bremmer on BizNews: AI arms race could blow up Trump-Xi truce

By
Editor BizNews
4 min read
US-China tensions ease, but an escalating AI race threatens to revive conflict.
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