Your child’s face is lit from the glow of a tablet – and her rapture at its instantaneous response to her commands. The Covid-19 restrictions over the past year left... read more →
South Africans have always been good at adapting, innovating, and surviving crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic, as we have a better survival mindset and skill set than many other... read more →
There is only one species that scientists call biologically immortal: a small jellyfish found in oceans around the world that, when under threat, can turn back its biological clock. When... read more →
A world recession looks likely to begin in the second and third quarter of this year, depending on how quickly China and developed countries bring Covid-19 under control. This recession... read more →
In times of crisis and panic, our foremost responsibility as company leaders is to protect our businesses and, along with this, to act with honesty towards our team members. This... read more →
Most media outlets neglected one of the most important political and economic stories to come out of South Africa in the last few months: President Cyril Ramaphosa’s plans to get... read more →
Sports commentators believe there was a deliberate, pragmatic and highly determined plan for South Africa to win the 2019 Rugby World Cup. It is a plan that provides inspiration for... read more →
South Africa’s – and the world’s - calendar is marked with days, weeks and months that call our attention to the value of improving the world around us. The act... read more →
The government is underestimating South Africa’s gross domestic product (GDP) by at least 10%, or as much as 20%. This means that our GDP, the most often cited barometer of... read more →
It is vital that government sees private business, with its good management skills, as a friend and not an enemy, in order to address the problems in SOEs such as Eskom... read more →
