The more we automate, the more we need human judgement
September 21, 2026
Joe Hamman, Director at Novus Group AI is changing how media monitoring companies track, process, and analyse coverage. I do not believe the choice is
Month: September 2026
Allianz Trade Sector Atlas 2026: South Africa’s energy, mining and technology sectors emerge as resilience leaders in a three-speed global economy
September 21, 2026
Three different speeds, driven by three different factors: this is how the global economy is approaching 2027, with uneven and volatile growth. This is one
Entrepreneurship is changing. Schools must too.
September 21, 2026
By Shaun Fuchs, Founder & CEO of Centennial Schools Entrepreneurship is changing, and education needs to change with it. Young entrepreneurs are increasingly using innovation
Before You Nominate Your Child as Executor, Consider What You’re Asking of Them
September 18, 2026
by Kim Potgieter, Managing Director at Chartered Wealth Nominating your child as executor of your will may leave them with one of the hardest jobs
You’ve protected your future. But have you told your family what happens next?
September 18, 2026
Many of us spend years putting the right financial protections in place. We insure our cars, protect our homes, take out life cover, save for
Building an inclusive leadership pipeline before the boardroom
September 17, 2026
By Dr Kriyanka Moodley Head of Research Portfolio, Academic and Institutional Research REGENT Business School The development of future leaders begins long before an executive
South Africa’s Gender Pay Gap Starts Before the Payslip
September 17, 2026
Comparing women’s and men’s salaries reveals only part of South Africa’s gender pay gap. Recent research shows that a substantial share is linked to the
The Great Hotel Reset: Why luxury hospitality is no longer just about where you stay
September 16, 2026
For decades, luxury hospitality was measured by familiar markers: five-star ratings, lavish amenities and impeccable service. While those elements still matter, they are no longer
Young talent does not need another programme – they need leader who take responsibility
September 16, 2026
By Lindiwe Maseko, Head of HR , and Bukhosi Ndlovu, HR Consultant, CMS South Africa For decades, the corporate approach to youth development followed a
DBSA anchors Airnergize Capital’s R3.89 billion clean technology platform at final close
September 14, 2026
The Development Bank of Southern Africa commits R240 million as lead development finance institution, alongside an investor group backing black-owned and controlled energy, water and