Bosasa – what we can learn about liquidations

Allegations of State Capture, by, inter alia, the former COO of Bosasa, namely Angelo Agrizzi, shocked the entire country. Source

Don’t tell students about 4IR … inspire them!

The 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) is upon us and how we continue to adapt to this era of rapid technological and societal change is crucial. Source

OPEC nations discuss further production cuts to push up oil price

The group is expected to prolong production cuts they’ve agreed on, and some experts believe they could deepen them to support prices. Source

Global and African airline market sees moderate slowdown in passenger demand growth - IATA

The global and African airline market has experienced a moderate slowdown in passenger demand growth, the latest traffic data shows. Source

Why story-telling matters if you’re an entrepreneur

Every entrepreneur should have their elevator pitch, or five-minute story about their business, that they can tell at a moment’s notice. Source

From humble township beginnings to making a splash in the world of jewellery

From humble beginnings and life in the township to travelling the world and making an impact in the jewellery industry. Source

Glencore under investigation for bribery by U.K. authorities

Glencore Plc is being investigated for bribery by U.K. authorities, deepening the legal troubles that threaten the world’s biggest commodities trader. Source

Automation’s transformative power will change banking

The banking industry on a global scale is currently leveraging off the concept of automation to drive growth and cost efficiencies. Source

WATCH: Eagerness of the SA workforce exceeds global interest to shift jobs

Study finds that 65 percent of people to devote significant effort to upskilling and 67 percent would reskill for a new job. Source

Qualify as an actuary and walk into a top job

The Actuarial Society in a statement yesterday made a case for South African students to acquire actuarial skills due to the high employment demand. Source

Contract to make the web less of a cesspool

When Tim Berners-Lee invented the world wide web back in 1989, the world was a different place Source

Zimbabwe restores staple maize meal subsidy as it suffers hyper-inflation

Zimbabwe has restored maize meal subsidies on the staple maize meal following their removal on a wide range of products in line with economic reforms. Source