‘Don’t crucify the Gauteng Health MEC’ Published by Press Office on 5 April 2017 The deaths of 94 mentally-ill patients in Gauteng and the nation’s response to this reeks of an old-style blame culture that needs to be shifted if we want to prevent this kind of tragedy from happening again.
How to make the most of tax-free savings Published by Press Office on 4 April 2017 Five tips to help you to get you started.
GSB graduate launches ‘Epic Scholarship’ fundraiser Published by Press Office on 4 April 2017 UCT Graduate School of Business alumnus, Mervyn Christoffels, 44, will take part in the Absa Cape Epic 2017 mountain bike race to raise money for students wishing to enrol in the MBA programme at the GSB.
Ethiopian launches two new cargo routes to Europe Published by Press Office on 3 April 2017 Ethiopian Airlines has launched two new cargo routes to Europe: Milan, Italy and Zaragoza, Spain as of April 2 and March 28, 2017, respectively.
Centurion in Berlin to support Germany-Africa trade and investment relations Published by Press Office on 31 March 2017 Despite the calls for action, German interactions with Africa are behind other international investors.
The 2017 ICAO Symposium brings you back to the Land of Origins Published by Press Office on 28 March 2017 Ethiopian Airlines, takes pleasure in hosting the ICAO Global Aviation Training and TRAINAIR PLUS™ Symposium, the first of-its-kind to be held in Africa, from April 11-13, 2017.
Airtime at half price on two recharges Published by Press Office on 24 March 2017 Zoto, Nigeria’s fastest growing mobile recharge and bill payment app, is giving away a 50% discount upfront on the first two recharges.
New ranking shows which SA banks contribute most to systemic risk Published by Press Office on 24 March 2017 Two students from UCT have designed South Africa’s first systemic risk ranking.
Expectations around childcare a key factor holding women in the workplace back Published by Press Office on 20 March 2017 ‘Women are often caught in a double whammy: societies give them a disproportionately large family role and rewards for pleasing personalities, whereas workplaces reward long hours on the job and assertiveness.’
South Africa’s healthcare system could be world class Published by Press Office on 17 March 2017 South Africa is on the right track towards ensuring that all citizens have access to affordable, quality healthcare services regardless of their socio-economic circumstances.
How Trump’s foreign policy may impact Africa’s economic position Published by Aly-Khan Satchu on 16 March 2017 Africans are sifting smoke signals trying to work out what Trump might entail exactly.
Local content: Government must lead the charge Published by Press Office on 9 March 2017 Real local content will always be the cheaper and more efficient alternative for international companies operating in Africa.
The Africa CEO Forum 2017: Re-inventing Africa’s ‘business model’ Published by Press Office on 6 March 2017 The Africa CEO Forum will open the debate on the economic boom of the 2000s, the context of economic growth in Africa and the critical decisions that must be taken to reach rapid and sustainable growth.
Are managers the new entrepreneurs? Published by Press Office on 28 February 2017 While entrepreneurship is heralded a key lever for growth in the economy, investing in strong management will also pay dividends.