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Academic partnership brings pan-African training programme for clean energy leaders to South Africa

Published by Press Office on 4 February 2020

Eleven South Africans among record number of participants selected for Open Africa Power.

Can South Africa solve its energy crisis?

Published by Press Office on 29 January 2019

Policy debates in South Africa’s energy sector are becoming increasingly polarised, but it is critical to ensure broad participation if we want to re-imagine the energy sector and solve the country’s energy crisis.

UCT GSB joins prestigious global list of business schools

Published by Press Office on 21 January 2019

The European Foundation for Management Development re-awarded its European Quality Improvement System to the UCT GSB.

New law will give the Auditor-General the “right to act”, but will it be enough?

Published by Press Office on 26 November 2018

The Public Audit Amendment Bill will change the DNA of the Auditor-General and help curb poor financial management, but better public sector education is also key.

UCT GSB partners with WEF to bring YGL to the Mother City

Published by Press Office on 19 November 2018

The UCT Graduate School of Business is partnering with the World Economic Forum to bring the Young Global Leaders conference to Cape Town for the first time.

Helping South African companies to get serious about innovation

Published by Press Office on 8 November 2018

South Africa fares poorly when it comes to innovation in part because many organisations have no clear guidelines on what innovation actually entails – nor with specific criteria on innovation team composition.

How to future proof a career in finance

Published by Press Office on 3 October 2018

Managing up – the subtle art of anticipating a boss’s needs and coming up with solutions ahead of the crunch – will be more important than ever in the loose-limbed gig economy.

The race for relevance in the Fourth Industrial Revolution is on

Published by Press Office on 18 September 2018

Technology innovation has the power create new value and African business needs to get on board or risk irrelevance.

Could your business survive a revolution?

Published by Press Office on 21 August 2018

Even when companies are trying to do the right thing, political, economic and social conflict can have devastating consequences for business.

Four reasons to consider an MBA in an emerging market

Published by Amena Hayat on 7 August 2018

Emerging markets still offer big business opportunities – but they also present big challenges, which makes them fertile ground for MBA students looking to differentiate themselves.

PhD research at the GSB booming

Published by Press Office on 20 July 2018

The UCT GSB is on target to graduate a record 10 PhDs in 2018 – with the capping of four new PhDs this June alone – thanks to its on-going investment in its PhD programme.

Opportunity for digital entrepreneurs looking to take their startups to the next level

Published by Press Office on 21 June 2018

Entrepreneurs developing digital solutions on the African continent are invited to apply to the next Venture Incubation Programme.

UCT GSB

Academic partnership brings pan-African training programme for clean energy leaders to South Africa

Can South Africa solve its energy crisis?

UCT GSB joins prestigious global list of business schools

New law will give the Auditor-General the “right to act”, but will it be enough?

UCT GSB partners with WEF to bring YGL to the Mother City

Helping South African companies to get serious about innovation

How to future proof a career in finance

The race for relevance in the Fourth Industrial Revolution is on

Could your business survive a revolution?

Four reasons to consider an MBA in an emerging market

PhD research at the GSB booming

Opportunity for digital entrepreneurs looking to take their startups to the next level

Africa: 14 business ideas with strong profit potential

The Lagos hawker who makes one million Nigerian naira monthly

Why this award-winning company had to shut down most of its operations in Cameroon

Where to invest in Africa? Ranking the top 10 countries

How to start your own profitable African import business from home

Ethiopia is Africa’s new growth engine – here’s why

8 African entrepreneurs reveal their toughest days on the job

Ethiopian reforms attract investor interest

Investment trip to Botswana: A diamond in the rough

Lesotho’s budding cannabis industry sparks high hopes

Profit-making idea: Unlock value through platforms

Technology is reinventing the healthcare space in Morocco

The journey so far: Manuel Koser, co-founder, Silvertree Holdings

Ethiopian reforms attract investor interest

Startup snapshot: MortgageMe believes South Africa’s home loan industry is ripe for disruption

The Lagos hawker who makes one million Nigerian naira monthly

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