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…
The power of public private partnerships
Read in magazine One of the most powerful tools when it comes to helping an organisation achieve its aims is partnerships In the case of the South African Institute of…
Time for the BRICS Partnership to flex its muscles
Read in magazine Prof. Mthunzi Mdwaba walks us through the potential changes coming to BRICS and how the partnership could look in the future Change is inevitable, and as the…
Majority of South Africans have lost trust in the government
Read in magazine Research shows that trust-building is not a once-off activity; it is a continuous action-oriented exercise. This is not being done in 2023… and it is starting to…
Expanding SA’s audit profession
Read in magazine The audit profession’s capacity to deal with corruption and the looming threat of artificial intelligence are just a few of its multiplying hurdles in South Africa. The…
Protecting your profit when the commodity boom slows down
Read in magazine Managing Director at OIM Consulting Arjen de Bruin says that by focusing on their people, mines can future proof their profits when the commodity cycle spins around…
Analysis of the South African Electoral (Environment) Amendment Bill
Read in magazine The culture of inequality and acting outside of the greater interests of citizens has become an almost 30-year culture of South Africa’s so-called democratic government—which seems to…
