A LAMENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA HEALTHCARE: THERE IS ANOTHER WAY
Dr Dumisani Bomela There’s an old African idiom: “When elephants fight, the grass suffers.” The “elephants”, however, are two interdependent players in healthcare: the government,...
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LAND REFORM CAN WORK-WE NEED, HOWEVER, TO PRIORITISE RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ACCELERATE BOTH INCLUSIVE AND TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGES TO THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN RURAL AREAS
Peter Setou The successful implementation of the land reform programme is not only a political and moral imperative, but a necessary intervention that is required...
WHY MANUFACTURERS NEED TO PAY ATTENTION TO CYBERSECURITY INCREASINGLY
Marius Wessels As more manufacturers embrace digital transformation, they expand their digital footprint, creating new opportunities and vulnerabilities. This dual-edged sword necessitates a vigilant and...
HOW CAN WE GROW YOUNG FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA?
Linda McClure South Africa, like many countries globally, grapples with the challenge of youth unemployment. This is supported by statistics indicating a 45,5% unemployment rate among...
WHY BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE IS INCREASINGLY A FOCUS FOR AFRICAN MANUFACTURERS
Marius Wessels One significant challenge facing African manufacturers is inadequate reporting and analysis capabilities. This often results in inefficient decision-making processes due to siloed data,...
SARB UNCHANGED RATES DECISION LIKELY MEANS PROPERTY MARKET ACTIVITY REMAINING MEDIOCRE AND REAL VALUSE CORRECTING FOR THE TIME BEING
John Loos Today’s unchanged repo rate decision was as expected by FNB. This means that the SARB has kept interest rates unchanged since May 2023, after a...