🔒 Bill and Melinda Gates to divorce – With insights from The Wall Street Journal
Bill Gates and his wife Melinda Gates are ending their 27-year marriage, according to a statement posted on both their verified Twitter accounts.
Philanthropy
SA stories of hope, philanthropy as many struggle for survival
In our Good Hope section, read about South Africans who are volunteering time to gather resources and help the most desperately poor and hungry among us.
How gym visits and good driving channelled R2m to Covid-19 relief
Alec Hogg finds out about how the crowdsourcing of philanthropy works as Covid-19 takes its toll on people’s health and on the economy.
🔒 Bill Gates on his best-ever investment – The Wall Street Journal
After 20 years of investing in health, one type of investment has surprised Bill Gates, because, unlike new technology, the success rate is very high.
CEO SleepOut 2018 on Winslyn
The Winslyn team was at this year’s CEO SleepOut, this is their video report.
Bootstrapping entrepreneur Louis Pulzone: Crossing the transformation river one step at a time
As he explains it, the arrival of his first born five years ago pushed Louis Pulzone into starting a business in the garage.
Mbongeni Sibanda: From Schools SleepOut Ambassador to the main event – with Stanford University next in line
Mbongeni Sibanda, a matriculant at Redhill School, offers a good example of that reality in this fascinating interview ahead of the CEO SleepOut on 11 July.
The 2016 CEO SleepOut focused on education raising R20.7 million
The 2016 CEO SleepOut event focused on education – one of the five pillars required to sustainably integrate the homeless back into society.
Inaugural CEO SleepOut in 2015 raised R26.4 million
In one winter’s night, business leaders from around the country, inspired by true empathy, raised in excess of R26 million, making it the single most successful philanthropic event in South Africa’s history.
Real challenge facing ANC: Losing control to DA/EFF of R130bn Metro Budgets
South Africa’s governing African National Congress could lose control of more than R130 billion in city budgets as political parties negotiate coalitions to govern four of the country’s biggest municipalities.