One of the glaring features of SA's economy is the control of its key industries by a few entrenched and powerful commercial interests, writes Andile Ntingi.
Andile Ntingi, the chief executive and co-founder of GetBiz says prospects are looking bright for black entrepreneurs.
Hard lessons have been learnt from the last two waves of black economic empowerment (BEE) transactions.
"Every decision on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on foreign affairs, will be made to benefit American workers and American families," says US President Donald ...
South Africa’s renewable energy industry appears to be running out of steam after a galloping start, writes Andile Ntingi.
Earlier this month I caught wind of a rumour that chief procurement officer Kenneth Brown was on his way out of his powerful post.
Shoprite has become a retail powerhouse in Africa due to its close relationship with suppliers, writes Andile Ntingi.
Spare a thought for the average South African, who is increasingly staring down the barrel of stagflation, writes Andile Ntingi.
How did a start-up bank like Capitec manage to underprice its established rivals? The answer lies in its business model, writes Andile Ntingi.
Kenneth Brown is retiring at the end of June after spending nearly 20 years as the National Treasury’s chief procurement officer.
Neither the government nor black investors may have the cash needed to take control of Barclays Africa and by extension Absa, writes Andile Ntingi.
Until SA boosts its export competitiveness and starts attracting foreign direct investment, we will struggle to register decent economic growth higher than 5 percent, ...
The Brics nations have economic clout that rivals that of the US, writes Andile Ntingi
