It is a disgrace that reports of a previously disadvantaged individual who cries foul after discovering that he got the wrong end of the stick in a BEE deal do not seem to abate. Warnings have not compelled people who Read the full story
Eskom’s top brass have had the infamy of reaping where they did not sow. That has been the opinion of corporate governance analysts or those with vested interest. Incredibly, in spite of the fact that high profile power station project Read the full story
Soon after his appointment as the new agriculture, forestry and fisheries minister, Senzeni Zokwana, knew that handling his portfolio was not going to be a walk in the park. Without doubt, the biggest challenge he faces is the unanswered land Read the full story
Newly appointed Proteas Test Cricket Captain, Hashim Amla, has always cast himself as a reluctant captain in-waiting of sort. Those close to him say he shuns the celebrity limelight which sportsmen have a proclivity for. But they also acknowledge that Read the full story
If you go through annual reports of companies that are in the business of selling household goods through hire purchase, you might be surprised that, in spite of the depressing trading environment they whinge about, they are not in the Read the full story
It is alarming to comprehend what bearing the poor quality of South Africa’s maths and science education might have on the country’s skills development in the medium to long term. Skills development is one of the crucial pillars upon Read the full story
For investors in BEE schemes, the uncertainty on whether they would earn expected dividends on their investments is just one side of the story. The other one is the burden of over-the-counter trading which they have no choice but undergo, Read the full story
The last thing you would expect in a country like South Africa, ranked as one of the most unequal in the world with the ever yawning gap between the rich and the poor, is the growing breed of greedy Read the full story
To majority of Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) listed companies, profit is more important than environmental, societal and corporate (ESC) issues, contrary to the general the public has of them being ‘highly compassionate’. Results from a study by Legae Securities revealed Read the full story