While ordinary individuals are on the fringes of BEE transactions, failing even to get crumbs, through aggressive networking and strategic business moves, a select of smart individuals continue making an outrageous fortune. According to the 3rd annual wealth report on Read the full story
The government’s 2015 Expropriation Bill has earned critics and plaudits alike. However, its implications on agriculture and individual property ownership rights cannot be wished away, and have to be carefully weighed. On its part, the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) Read the full story
By Sanjeev “Mahatma” Gupta I still replay, vividly John ‘Shoes’ Mosheu’s bicycle kick in the semi-finals of the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations against much fancied Ghana, a continental soccer power house then just as it now. In an instance, Read the full story
There is a reason your small BEE business has not got much needed funding to take it to the next level. For once, do not play the race card to think that you are a victim of racism. There is Read the full story
The call for the transformation of predominantly white sport codes – or those perceived to be so – so that they are representative of the country’s racial demographics has been deafening. Mostly it is either rugby or cricket. But, Read the full story
A good deed deserves recognition, and an enterprising initiative by The Tertiary School in Business Administration (TSiBA) Eden camp has earned it. The institution has been awarded the Western Cape Department of Social Development Ministerial Youth Excellence Bronze Award. The Read the full story
While community food gardens can address food security, they also create opportunities for people to take ownership of improving their own long-term health and wellbeing, says food retail giant, Pick and Pay. According to Suzanne Ackerman, Director of Transformation at Read the full story
Siyabonga Gama is not someone who will find his predecessors’ shoes too big to fill, but will ably carry on the legacy of success, as the newly appointed CEO of the ports and rail utility, Transnet. His predecessor, Brian Molefe, Read the full story
We all know the tragic collapse of investment schemes meant to serve the interest of either black workers or “the poorest”, or whoever they purport to represent. But of the ventures that have forestalled this fate is the Mineworkers Investment Read the full story
They did not ask for handouts or beg for empathy from those who were willing to listen. Instead, realising that no one knew about their plight better than themselves, the people with disabilities decided to do something about their lot Read the full story
