The great leadership reshuffle is not so much a fresh start as it is a clearance sale of expired political stock. There’s a 50% markdown on charisma, 33% off intellectual depth, a buy-one-get-one-free ...

Performance coach Tom Dawson-Squibb is well known in rugby circles for his unique approach to leadership. In his entertaining book co-written with Nic Rosslee, Humanball: A Leadership Journey in South ...

Evidence from both international experience and South African research suggests that a smallholder-focused land redistribution policy could generate as many as a million new jobs.

In an unprecedented move, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's Budget Speech has been delayed. Follow the blog here for updates.

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The US was refusing to co-sponsor a draft UN resolution marking three years since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine that backs Kyiv’s territorial integrity and again demands Russia withdraw its troops, ...

In a world where newspapers are folding faster than a cheap camping chair, DM168 is doing the unthinkable — growing. While others hit the eject button on print, we doubled down, launching a newspaper ...

Dining out in Durban and surrounds, you may find yourself eating quail for the first time in ages, Cambodian ‘shaking’ pepper beef, prawn poké bowls with black rice and avo in cool Glenwood, and being ...

More than 80 students at UCT are living in campus offices without proper facilities, while Wits students continue their hunger strike in protest of being excluded from registration due to historical ...

Overall, to enable development in our city and plan for future growth, Cape Town is investing an SA-record R39.5-billion in infrastructure over the next three years. For perspective, this is more than ...

Japan's core inflation has hit a 19-month high of 3.2%, leaving the Bank of Japan with little choice but to tighten its monetary belt while households wrestle with skyrocketing food and energy prices.

There is a danger that African scholars and students will increasingly rely on AI-generated content that reflects Eurocentric assumptions, ultimately eroding the diversity of knowledge traditions that ...