The connected citizen: advancing a unified view of service delivery
A more connected approach to service delivery starts with recognising citizens in a consistent way across different touchpoints, writes Ntsako Baloyi and Varaidzo Mureriwa.For many South Africans, interacting with the…
Why Africa’s capital is working harder abroad than at home
What’s really blocking intra-African FDI and why it is essential to overcome these hurdles in 2026? Andrea McKaiser-Walbrugh investigates…As of this year, the promise of the African Continental Free Trade…
Global leadership taught me that strategy matters. But people matter more.
From South Africa to Singapore, Beijing to Rome, Moscow to San Francisco–Roy Bagattini reflects on culture, leadership and the human side of global business. Over three decades, Roy Bagattini led…
Yesterday, tomorrow, and the lost
A typology of white South Africans in the post‑apartheid economy by Khandani Msibi. Thirty years after the formal end of apartheid, South Africa remains caught in a paralysing conversation about…
The dangerous “decolonisation” of SA’s school history curriculum
Richard Wilkinson says there are three basic problems with the view of the past the DBE is trying to foist on our children. Shortly after South Africa’s 2024 national election…
Three decades on: assessing South Africa’s progress since 1994
The story of South Africa is still being written. It is a story of struggle and hardship, but also of hope and triumph, writes Cornelius Monama. On Monday, 27 April…
Trading with confidence
How CGIC is helping businesses navigate risk and protect growth. In a market shaped by uncertainty, confidence has become a business asset in its own right. For companies that trade…
Coming in from the cold
Leadership is delighted to publish an excerpt from ‘Coming in from the Cold: An Autobiography’ by Professor Bonang Francis Mohale. I have spent much of my life thinking, speaking, and…
Our LEN is here. Now for quality checks in Ireland.
Mia Malan reports on South Africa’s first consignment of the twice-a-year anti-HIV injection, lenacapavir, and what it means for the country’s future. South Africa’s first consignment of the twice-a-year anti-HIV…
Why South Africa’s next prepared water business will be built by local entrepreneurs
South Africa’s water challenge is no longer only a public-sector issue. For households, communities, and local businesses, it is also a question of reliability, affordability, and trust. When water interruptions…