Protecting workers must be integral to SA’s economic strategy during turbulent times

Dr Jessica Hutchings|Published

With the newly introduced 30% tariff on South African goods exported to the US, how will this affect our economy and the livelihoods of countless workers? Explore ...

South Africa’s 2035 climate action targets: towards ambition, resilience and justice

Blessing Manale|Published

Discover how South Africa's Just Transition is pivotal to achieving its 2035 climate action targets and what it means for reducing inequalities.

Understanding South Africa's electricity sector: challenges and opportunities

Thomas Garner|Published

In an era of energy crisis, South Africa's electricity sector faces a pivotal moment. This article explores the intricate ties between political power and financial ...

Moving beyond the numbers: it’s time to rethink the IT skills shortage

Tshepo Mokoena|Published

Every year, headlines highlight South Africa's growing IT skills shortage, but this narrative misses a crucial opportunity. Instead of simply lamenting the lack ...

The changing role of middle managers in the age of AI and chat technologies

Roland Innes|Published

Discover how AI and chat tools are revolutionising the role of middle managers, pushing them to redefine their responsibilities and embrace new skills for success ...

It is time for SA to seize the agenda for job creation and economic participation

Shadi Chauke|Published

In a rapidly changing world, South Africa must prioritise job creation and economic participation to ensure sustainable socio-economic progress. Discover how the ...

Smart shopping trolleys: How AI is shifting power from consumers to retailers

Wesley Diphoko|Published

Checkers' new Xpress Trolley isn't just a convenient shopping tool—it represents a fundamental shift in retail power dynamics. As retailers collect more shopping ...

BBBEE: A deviation from Lusaka’s Vision to dismantle apartheid’s structural legacy

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

Is BBBEE failing to deliver on its promise of economic justice for South Africa's black majority? Despite its introduction in 2003 to address apartheid's legacy, ...

Climate action can’t wait – and neither can Africa

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Climate change is an immediate threat, particularly for vulnerable nations. This article explores the urgent need for climate action and financing, especially as ...

Unions chart a path to ensure South African actors enjoy protection of labour laws

Zingiswa Losi|Published

Discover how South African unions are collaborating with international counterparts to secure vital labour protections for actors, ensuring their rights are upheld ...

The tragedy of the commons seems to give way to the tragedy of the private

Pali Lehohla|Published

Blacks now contribute 62% in purchasing power, up from 45% a decade ago driven largely by the R350 that just buys essentials.

Local bourse seems unstoppable despite geo-political concerns

Chris Harmse|Published

The JSE All Share Index hits a record high, closing at 102,274 points. This article explores the factors driving this surge, including global sentiment and local ...

Breaking free: Why smart retailers are saying no to vendor lock-in

Peter Ludi|Published

Vendor lock-in doesn’t happen immediately; it creeps in over time.

South Africa’s national dialogue: Why business cannot sit on the sidelines

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa's National Dialogue on Poverty, Inequality, and Crime aims to reset South Africa's democratic project. With R40 million allocated, the ...

How South Africa can leverage India’s playbook to co-create 1 million jobs through G20

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

As Johannesburg prepares to host the G20 Summit in November 2025, South Africa stands at a pivotal moment to co-create one million jobs by 2030. How can we leverage ...

G20:The future we want: Inclusive climate action and ambition in South Africa's Just Transition

Dorah Modise|Published

As South Africa leads the G20, discover how our climate ambitions are tested by the urgent need for affordable energy and inclusive growth.

Gender equality at the G20: Turning promises into progress

Shabnum Dawood|Published

With South Africa chairing the G20 for the first time, we have a unique opportunity to transform gender equality aspirations into actionable strategies that empower ...

As one door closes: China’s the new growth engine to bank on

Rachel Irvine|Published

Africa is poised for unprecedented growth, with over half of global population growth expected in the next 25 years. How can investors capitalise on this opportunity ...

Designing youth employment programmes that don’t leave women behind

Aditi Lachman|Published

Discover the systemic barriers young women, especially women of colour, face in South Africa's job market and learn how inclusive programme design can empower them. ...