The opportunities are vast for the investment community
They prepare effective managers and responsible leaders to solve the problems we face in the South African economy, the environment and in society
Millennials are actively supporting businesses with sound ESG principles, and boycotting those without
The pandemic has disturbed global production chains, so strengthening local chains will ensure supply, boost the country’s manufacturing capacity and inspire innovation
Do the research first; it will save money and time later
There is no winner in the former chief executive and company’s battle, but the biggest losers are the shareholders
Carefully research what you need before you embark on a new course or direction
Researchers warn that expropriation without compensation may cost 2.28-million jobs and cut GDP by R454.8-billion
South needs to develop strong leaders to battle the low-growth trap it is presently caught in
The presidential frontrunners have different economic visions but ultimately they’re limited by the ANC’s policy directions
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/ 19 November 2011
Kgalema Motlanthe says Moody’s downgrading of South Africa’s credit rating outlook was wrong and lacked understanding of government’s efforts.
The M&G caught up with various participants at the Qiniso dialogues to find out how they have been inspired to bring about change.
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/ 7 November 2011
The Qiniso dialogues highlight and overcome the problems experienced by South Africans in communicating across the racial, cultural and class divide.
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/ 18 October 2011
Representatives of all parts of society came together for the first of a series of debates to uncover five questions every South African must answer.
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/ 12 October 2011
It’s not answers we need now, but critical questions: The Qiniso dialogues, run by Gibs and the <em>M&G</em>, needs your help finding these.
Local and global economic conditions have reinforced the critical importance of effective leadership in South African companies.
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/ 3 September 2008
South Africa has a spirit of resilience but it needs to build a more tough-minded approach to competitiveness to grow the economy and create jobs.
South African Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni said on Wednesday that the task of the central bank is to maintain inflation in the 3% to 6% target band, and with CPIX (consumer inflation less mortgage costs) now at 10,4%, "drastic" measures are required. "This is way above the upper limit — you don’t have to be a genius to tell interest rates have to tighten," he said.