How Enneagram-informed reflection shapes MBA leadership development.

The recent escalation in the US/Israeli war with Iran has now injected new urgency into assessing the economic and business implications for countries like South Africa

GSB&L and University of North Carolina at a sustainability and social enterprise event.

The Democratic Alliance presents a persistent puzzle in South African politics.

Wits Business School recently hosted the inaugural "Africa Matters" summit, an initiative driven by SABC’s Channel Africa to give voice to Africans on critical issues challenging the continent’s future development.

Simphiwe Petros took a leap of faith, leaving his job in Johannesburg to pursue a full-time MBA in Cape Town. With the UCT Graduate School of Business Foundation scholarship and family backing, the risk paid off.

South Africa discards more than 10 million tonnes of food every year, roughly a third of the 31 million tonnes produced annually at a cost of approximately R62 billion.

Purpose, faith, impact: Nontobeko Magala leveraged her Henley MBA to found Coah Network, creating animated African stories that empower a new generation of children and address their underrepresentation in global media.

Practical research for African Business Leaders Research emanating from business schools is, arguably, essential for business and economic growth.

Women carry invisible labour across workplaces, homes and society.

Henley staff and students joined colleagues and supporters across the world to celebrate its parent university's 100th birthday in the time-honoured way: with cake and dancing.

Investing in adolescent health is critical for SA’s future, as closing gaps now drives long-term wellbeing, equity, and economic growth.

Senior Banking Manager Rionna Roni, didn't just survive the pressure cooker of the MBA and a newborn in the middle of a pandemic, she graduated with distinction, published a children's book, and launched her own business.

New research reveals how organisations can identify potential leaders based on cognitive and behavioural signals instead of relying on formal experience.

The only politically durable climate action is the kind that feels like an upgrade in dignity, opportunity, and reliability, especially for those who have had the least of all three.

UHC must go beyond access: social factors, patient experience and co-production determine whether healthcare truly becomes health.

How happy are the people who work for you, and why should you care?

Prof Mias de Klerk explores the gap between South Africa’s constitutional promises and everyday life.

Rankings & Triple Crown accreditation affirm Stellenbosch Business School’s global excellence, credibility & career impact.

Times are changing, as they always do. And with change comes opportunity. True growth demands curiosity. It demands reinvention.