SO YOU WANT TO BE A CEO?
What does a CEO role entail today, against a backdrop of uncertain markets and challenging economic times? Then, even if you’re sure of the specs on paper, how will your…
Standing Up for Science: A Voice of Reason
Read in magazine This is an extract from Chapter 18 of Salim S. Abdool Karim’s book, ‘Standing Up for Science: A Voice of Reason’, entitled, ‘Leading the MAC–attaining sufficient consensus’.…
A CEO with a passion for people
Read in magazine Bombela Operating Company CEO Nthabiseng Kubheka is extremely proud of what her employees have managed to achieve with the Gautrain—and she believes there is a lot more…
Outsmarting Eskom’s proposed demand side management solution
Read in magazine Dr Andrew Dickson explores the implications of Eskom’s proposed demand side management solution and how smart technology could be harnessed as a work-around for loadshedding South Africa…
Striving for a connected society
Read in magazine Link Africa CEO Imran Abbas is a man on a mission to connect all of South Africa and Africa Link Africa is South Africa’s largest independent provider…
The National State of Water Report: an analysis
Read in magazine Andre Walters takes a look at the current state of water in South Africa following the release of the latest National State of Water report Clean and…
Unleash Africa’s economic potential: a call for bold economic leadership
Read in magazine In this thought leadership article, we explore the economic leadership that Africa needs with George Sebulela, the President of the African United Business Confederation (AUBC) In recent…
The steel and engineering sector–anchors an industry that’s key to economic growth
Read in magazine It’s clear that Mr Lucio Trentini is passionate about the industry that he has been a part of for the past 33 years. It was eye opening…
Never Too Young To Lead
Read in magazine The following excerpt from Lebogang Maile’s Never Too Young To Lead is from the chapter, A Demographic Dividend Within a couple of weeks of the ANC-led alliance…
It all adds up and you can make a HUGE difference
Read in magazine What did you do this weekend? And, more importantly, what did it cost you? If you’re part of a “typical” middle-income family, you probably spent between R200…