Sipho Pityana
latest news & developments
Absa announces first internal chief executive appointment since 2006
Arrie Rautenbach has been appointed to head up the banking group more than a year after his predecessor’s sudden departure
Good governance requires not only the application of the law, but also its ethics and principles
Principles such as accountability, responsibility, transparency and fairness should form the foundation of the manner in which we all conduct ourselves
Absa firing is an attack on corporate governance — Sipho Pityana
Absa announced that the businessman was removed from its boards after being accused of acting against the banking group’s best interest
Sexual harassment accuser claimed she protected ‘overboarded’ Pityana
‘I protected Pityana’s job’
Pityana palaver exposes AngloGold Ashanti’s cracks
The mining company’s former board chairperson has accused his replacement of engineering a sexual harassment complaint to get him out
Move over, here comes Tito
A tough nut, Mboweni is likely to make the treasury the undisputed centre of economic power and policy
Job summit glosses over skills problem
South Africa, amid fast-changing technology, is producing skilled people, but not enough of them
Businesses expected to agree to publish pay ratios at Jobs Summit
Businesses are already required to report income differentials under the Employment Equity Act
IDC moves to transparency by publishing a list of businesses it lends to
The move towards greater transparency follows criticism of its decision to fund the Gupta family’s Oakbay Resources
State capture money will be used to steal 2019 elections says ANC veteran
Chikane says the main objective was to corrupt the 2019 elections.
Die Stem, disunity and the anti-state capture campaign that won’t win
A group of civil society organisations are spending Mandela Day locked inside the Rhema Bible College so that they can formulate how to "recapture" SA
9/12: The day SA business woke up
The watershed political events of a year ago formed the impetus for the private sector to speak its mind.
To survive, South Africa’s universities must learn to engage with chaos
The annual gathering of UCT’s alumni revealed how hard universities must work in the coming years to encourage dissent and debate.
Save South Africa: Whose protest is it anyway?
A civil society campaign is calling for President Zuma’s resignation and firmly backing Pravin Gordhan as he prepares to head to court.
Jimmy Manyi’s foundation targets Sipho Pityana and AngloGold Ashanti for ‘promoting anarchy’ in SA, operating illegally
It will lay formal complaints against Pityana and AngloGold Ashanti for ‘regime change’ tactics and failing to comply with mining licence provisions.