Ipeleng Selele on why business, not the state, carries Brand SA
Brand SA chair believes progress must be measured by delivery, not promises.
Brand SA chair believes progress must be measured by delivery, not promises.
Economists in the BMR/Unisa Economist of the Year Competition are sharply divided about oil prices – but project lead finds reason for optimism.
A key concern is the apparent lack of a comprehensive and effective register of municipal land and leases.
Says 'time-of-use pricing signal can deal with daytime surplus'.
Has cut its support for municipalities for a second consecutive year but insists it hasn't abandoned the local government sphere.
And directed to apologise to the attorney who lodged the complaint.
Says it has no confidence in the company's executive team but will 'support' the board's process in that regard.
‘In this hyper-connected world, you've got so much noise coming at you and it creates a whole lot of risk you might not have signed up for’: Tinus Rautenbach, business head of Clarity by Investec.
'We believe active and passive investments should not be competitors; both do well in their own way' – Ninety One deputy MD Natalie Phillips.
Artificial intelligence 'produces things that can come across as insulting or disrespectful’ – Silas Matlala from Gibs.