Join us for an information session webinar about the UCT GSB's Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Join the Nelson Mandela University Business School’s leadership thought leader, Prof Paul Poisat and alumni for an Information Session.

The MBA students at the NWU Business School partake in a very unique company project in their final year of studies.

The Transnet cyber-attack should sound a warning bell to vulnerable State Owned Enterprises and private sector firms that have been slow to beef up their cyber security systems.

The MPC decision to again leave the repo rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting was widely expected and in line with market ‘expectations’.

No one in South Africa can be forced to have a vaccine. They have the right to refuse based on religious, constitutional or medical reasons. But businesses also have the right to only allow vaccinated people in the workplace.

Business schools are evolving to find a new balance between academic rigour, imparting practical skills, and helping to develop the whole person.

Exponential digital advancement across Africa, spurred on by the COVID-19 crisis, is indeed a game changer. But its impact – the good and the bad – requires a more nuanced and intelligent analysis if we really are to build back better.

Henley Business School Africa dean and director Jon Foster-Pedley has been elected chair of the British Chamber of Business in Southern Africa.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a business environment that demands a different kind of leader to ensure organisations are able to adapt and thrive.

As the world shifts towards cashless payment methods, South Africa is gradually moving away from cash against a social and economic backdrop of inequality and slow economic growth.

It’s been a busy decade for Themba Baloyi since obtaining his executive MBA from Henley Business School Africa.

The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) is proud to announce the launch of its Media Leadership Think Tank.

During the week from 19 to 23 July, NWU Business School hosted our annual MBA winter study school, with extra emphasis on our Prestige Day on 21 July.

In many cases, the real unsung heroes of the pandemic at Wits have been those at the ‘IT coalface’, having to fast-track all staff to online teaching, and working from home, with minimal disruption.

Networking, emotional intelligence, and new perspectives are just a few of the reasons why an MBA will make you more employable.

Are microcredentials the wave of the future? Or merely signs of other things to come? It’s time to prepare for the long game in higher education.

New research showing the effectiveness of an Artificial Intelligence coach called Vici is set to change and democratise the business of coaching.

Leadership programmes have not moved with the times and that flaw is now showing very clearly in the quality (or lack thereof) of people occupying leadership positions today.

CEOs work long hours, make high-stakes decisions such as initiating layoffs or plant closures, and face uncertainty in times of crisis. They also are closely monitored and criticised when their firms underperform.