World Bank Chief Economist and Vice President for Development Economics, Professor Kaushik Basu, says the world ought to go towards creating a co-ordinated micro economy. Click here to read further.

Being able to tap into the wisdom of the likes of esteemed leaders like Dr Thami Mazwai and Archbishop Thabo Makgoba is any business student’s dream. But at WBS this is now a reality. Click here to read further.

If you are a businessperson operating on this continent, you have more than likely asked yourself this question. Click here to read further.

As many as 35% of Gauteng schoolboys have been involved in gang rape, according to the United Nations. And many young South Africans don’t even know how to define rape, let alone where to go for help if they become victims. Click here to read further.

Unit for Risk Analysis speaker reveals surprising facts about South Africa. Click here to read further.

Have you met Steve? If you listen to the radio, chances are you know exactly who Steve from ‘bleep’ bank is. Click here to read further.

A good reputation can increase a company’s profit in good times, and it also cushions the blows of the bad times. But South African corporations are losing credibility due to a lack of visible leadership. Click here to read further.

WBS Chair in Entrepreneurship Professor Boris Urban recently became South Africa’s representative on the Consortium for Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets, an international research group. Click here to read further.

Applications for the 2013 MBA and all masters in management programmes are now open. Click here to read further.

WBS is committed to growing business leaders in this country – and these leaders should not just come from the ranks of those who can afford to go to university. Click here to read further.