The saying that you can’t argue with statistics is true when it comes to trade union membership. In the last decade, trade unions might have lost as many as 1.5 million members, according to analysts. Just this year, collectively, their Read the full story
Dealing with ongoing copper cable theft has become a national crisis and government has decided to intervene. With the copper cable theft costing the economy billions of rand a year, the government says it will be tightening laws to deal Read the full story
Sharmla Chetty is unapologetic about expressing her mission to build the next generation of leaders. She is the regional managing director in South Africa for Duke Corporate Education (Duke CE), an organisation with a global educator network of more than Read the full story
If you want to hire someone, don’t only base your judgement on their CV, says Dave Duarte, the CEO of Treeshake, which provides a range of learning solutions for companies to respond to the latest digital opportunities and trends. From Read the full story
Having seen its members losing their lives to crime, commercial famers no longer have confidence in the competence of the South African Police Services (SAPS) and prefer to utilise private security services. AgriSA revealed this on Tuesday during the SA Read the full story
Family owned business find it challenging to get right strategic investment partners says findings of a KPMG international survey. The survey found that 58% of family businesses interviewed said that they struggled to find finance. Alan Barr, managing partner at Read the full story
Frustrated at the pace of transformation of universities, the government is planning to spend R140 million a year to speed up the process. The Department of Higher Education intends to fund 400 academic posts, which translates to an average Read the full story
A report by the University of Witwatersrand’s Centre for Applied Legal Studies and the Foundation for Human Rights has exposed the abuse that black female lawyers undergo in the law firms that employ them. Embarrassingly, the findings say Read the full story
South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Fikile Mbalula, has been unequivocal in his endeavour to ensure that blacks participate in various white-dominated sporting codes. His comments have always courted both controversy and praise in equal measure. And his recent statement about Read the full story
Cabinet has approved what some legal minds generally view as a more ‘balanced’ Expropriation Bill to be tabled before Parliament, Minister in the Presidency, Jeff Radebe, briefed a horde of journalists in Cape Town recently. The earlier version of the Read the full story
