As the global financial system is bracing itself for yet another crisis period and a “arduous and uneven” road to recovery, warnings are mounting from many corners of the world that the system of capitalism, as it presently functions, is in dire need of some adjustment and repair if... Full Article |
 The obedient parent Fathers and mothers who feel that they have to work like slaves to sustain and serve their families, can rest assured that they are living up to the original... Full Article | |
 A political storm in a teacup? When the South African Air Force recently sent a second plane along as back-up for the official presidential plane, Inkwazi – a Boeing 737-7ED (BBJ) –... Full Article | |
 Is this the final curtain-call? A decision to be taken by President Mugabe in a few days’ time holds serious consequences for a very shaky coalition government in Zimbabwe. Observers are already... Full Article | |
 At last – now let’s get on with the game After a painfully drawn-out process, word from the inner sanctuary of South African rugby is that Heyneke Meyer is in the...Full Article | |
 Much more than just online piracy at stake The online community was buzzing last week about the blackout protest on Wednesday by major American websites against proposed anti-piracy legislation. It was, however but... Full Article | |
 Graeme Smith emulates Mark Twain South Africa would have mixed emotions about the series win against Sri Lanka in the one-day internationals.The sustained excellence of AB de Villiers and good performances by... Full Article |
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Project Management skills development PPO backs Davis&Dean internship programme Local project management solution provider, Post Vision Technology is throwing its support behind an innovative project management internship programme...
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Revising Project Management programmes FTI restructures Project Management course portfolio Faculty Training Institute (FTI), South Africa’s market leader in business and systems analysis and project management training, has announced its...
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Neuroscience of Leadership The science of Neuroleadership to make debut in SA International research and expertise in the neuroscience of leadership are set to come to South African and the African continent.
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The Value of the MBA MBA a valuable asset to graduates The value of an MBA degree has been widely criticised by scholars and business practitioners. Criticism includes assertions that business schools are too ‘academic’...
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African Academy introducing Engineering draughting programmes Engineering Draughting now available through distance learning Engineering draughting and design programmes from the acclaimed African Academy will be now be available nationally through distance learning,...
Those sneaky little buggers The sun was about to come up when I arrived at the office the Monday morning before last, ready to get my week off to a flyer after... Full Article |
Steven Paul Jobs, 56, died in October at his home with his family. The co-founder and, until last August, chief executive officer of... Full Article | ||
Master cartoonist Zapiro is no stranger to Leadership magazine. We have had the pleasure of his involvement in many articles, from our Madiba tribute birthday editions... Full Article |
 Lauren Beukes is using her word powerDo not be fooled by her blonde hair, blue eyes and ability to throw together a decent outfit. Lauren Beukes is a Geek. Yes, with... Full Article | ||
Great white sharks have been getting a bad rep of late, with a reported increase in attacks around the beaches of South Africa causing... Full Article |
Four of South Africa’s leading winemakers talk about the art of producing iconic wines that stand out on the global shelf – in an intensely competitive... Full Article | ||
 With the 12 best whiskies on offer!Graham Howe, wine and spirits columnist, has made many pilgrimages around Scotland to taste whisky at the very source of uisgebeatha (the “water of life”).... Full Article |
 Gareth Cliff hosts his best ever guest listImagine you could have a dinner party: great location, great food, great atmosphere. None of that would matter, though, because this dinner party would... Full Article | ||
 It was with a sense of trepidation and nervousness that I approached the Dyna Switchback on the day of delivery. I had no idea what to expect from this, the latest... Full Article |
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And, the new Springbok rugby coach is ….., sorry, no answer yet, but the suspense is killing the South African rugby... Full Article |
In this meta review we take a look at Handling Truth: Navigating the Riptides of Rhetoric, Religion, Reason, and Research in which retired professor of experimental... Full Article | ||
Flanked by military high brass and the Secretary of Defence, President Obama on 5 January 2012 at the Pentagon gave details of a new US defence strategy titled... Full Article |
AB de Villiers has signalled the dawn of a new one-day international cricket dispensation for the Proteas when this energetic and vibrant captain led the South... Full Article | ||
Muhammad Ali, who celebrates his 70th birthday today in an Olympic-year, was the best boxer of his generation, perhaps of any generation. Some would argue he was... Full Article |
A famous sanitary engineer He was so famously good at his job, not only did two kings of England commission him to do important plumbing work for them at some of... Full Article | ||
Despite the predictions of many of its detractors and considering it is in the midst of a fundamental transition of its core mission at the start of an... Full Article |
Graeme Smith’s captain’s speech and his remarks at a press conference after the third test against Sri Lanka at Newlands, reminds one of the movie Amadeus in which... Full Article | ||
After a politically and economically somewhat stormy 2011, some commentators are predicting even heavier storms on all fronts for 2012. While this is quite possible, even likely, for... Full Article |
American-led economic sanctions against Iran have backed that country into a corner from where it is threatening to seriously disrupt the global oil flow by closing ... Full Article | ||
South Africans will have to engage in new forms of debates and form new strong partnerships in order to address and ultimately eradicate the scourge of... Full Article |
The annual festive season carnage on South Africa’s roads continued in December 2011 despite all-out official efforts to bring down the accident statistics. By the end of the... Full Article | ||
Seeing the fanfare, pomp and ceremony with which South Africa’s ruling African National Congress this weekend celebrated its centenary birthday took me... Full Article |
Muhammad Ali, who started our life as Cassius Clay and became probably the world’s most celebrated boxer of all times, will celebrate his 70th birthday... Full Article | ||
The year of the gods Janus has done it again. He has opened the door – or gate if you want – to this new year of our Lord 2012. But, maybe... Full Article |
“We cannot generalise, but can we seriously and honestly say that a loving, caring sense of solidarity exist amongst all farming communities. With that I mean [between] farmers... Full Article | ||
Crisis? What crisis? There is nothing much wrong with South African football according to SAFA headquarters, anyway. However, Bafana Bafana did not qualify for the 2012 African Nations... Full Article |
At their Brussels summit last week, European leaders were able to agree on a fiscal union. But on the market front the jury is... Full Article |
