Coronation Fund Managers’ newly announced “52% black ownership” makes for a clickable headline. And the timing couldn’t be better (or more strategic). This is due to the reports of the company losing clients and possibly being left out on tenders Read the full story
It was a day filled with intellectual reflection, heartfelt tributes, and thought-provoking conversation as Dr. Thozamile Botha officially launched his new book, The Housing Question: Race, Class and Space in Johannesburg 1994–2024, published by UNISA Press. The event, held at Read the full story
“What is it that this ANC-led government can do in a coalition with the DA that it couldn’t do with an absolute and unfettered majority for 30 years?” At the recent Black Business Council (BBC) Summit, renowned business leader and Read the full story
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is a period of rapid technological change that is transforming the way we live, work, and interact with the world around us. This revolution is being driven by advances in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, big Read the full story
Social grants in South Africa have been crucial in alleviating poverty and providing a safety net for millions of vulnerable people, including children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. The grants provide recipients with cash transfers that help cover basic Read the full story
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By Sibusiso Lukhele The impact of Covid-19 on the education sector will reverberate for years to come. A study from RESEP showed that learners lost between 25-57% of contact teaching due to the pandemic in 2020. Of course, the closure Read the full story
Pretoria – South Africa which is not a developed country faces development challenges, says Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies. Speaking at the second session of the South Africa-India CEOs Forum in New Delhi, the minister said although South Africa Read the full story
