On the heels of threats to challenge the constitutionality of the secrecy Bill if enacted, the Cabinet says it wants ConCourt decisions "assessed".
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/ 29 October 2011
In Africa, everyone is both a philanthropist and a recipient of philanthropy. Nothing is more unAfrican than being left to bury a loved one alone.
Bryan Phillips is part of a group of 30 Henley MBAs who arrived in Cape Town last month to help five NGOs to improve relationships.
Who survives and who emerges victorious in Mangaung’s ANC electoral conference in 2012 will be determined by what happens in the next few months.
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/ 30 September 2011
As the rules have been tightened, companies have found ways to get around them.
Harmonious spirit cannot be limited to sporting events; we need to build it from the ground up.
It says a lot that human dignity can be shredded and editors say nothing.
Hot Dog Café has built strategic partnerships with development banks and popular stores.
It’s up to senior management to grow black people into top positions, commission chairwoman says.
The NEF launched an enterprise-development fund this month aimed at enticing large corporations into contributing money in return for BEE card points.
Instead of nationalisation we must follow India and China’s example.
The following is a position paper by the Black Management Forum following its fallout with Business Unity South Africa.
Franchises in townships present an ideal opportunity to create jobs and transfer skills but they often need support to succeed.
The ANC Youth League has caused panic with its economic transformation proposals, which it insists will soon be adopted as ANC policy.
Although they look good on paper, commentators believe they are still open to ‘interpretation’.
SA needs a business code of conduct to guide its expansion on the African continent.
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande is locked in a battle with the board of the services Seta over control of the institution.
Sexist and racial prejudices inform court’s judgment
and news reports.
Is economic transformation possible without changing the ownership patterns of the economy?
The simple smallholding could be the answer to strengthening food security on the continent.
But industry players claim government is inconsistent in its censure of nonconformance.
It’s no mystery why research is limited to some institutions.
As local government elections approach, steps are being taken to strengthen this sphere.
A series of questions has been drawn up to verify
the suitability of benefi ciaries of empowerment.
Major Catherine Labuschagne is the world’s only
female Gripen pilot after being trained in-house.
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/ 23 December 2010
South African Breweries is getting recognition for
the success rate of its entreprenurial programme that helps young people get into business.
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/ 23 December 2010
Barloworld provides a host of opportunities to South Africa’s diverse and vibrant youth.
The aim of the BMF is not for the advancement of individuals but for all people.
The Chinese telecom firm’s dedicated training
centre in Johannesburg is the envy of many.
Whether it is the expense or stringent academic criteria, airline transformation is still grounded.
Defining black ownership is a complex business, as the JSE’s contradictory figures have shown.