Reparations must fund Africa’s future, not its past – through strategic finance, not apologies. It’s time for justice with capital.

Nadia Dickson recently walked across the graduation stage, not just to collect her degree but to proudly reclaim a dream she tried many times to achieve when life just kept getting in the way, until now.

GIBS positions itself as a leading global business school that champions African excellence.

Commenting on the much-higher-than expected unemployment figures for the first quarter of 2025,

WBS celebrated Africa Day 2025 with a thought-provoking discussion on justice, solidary, hope and regeneration.

Stellenbosch Business School retains its triple-accreditation, reaffirming its place among the elite group of business schools worldwide.

Henley MBA graduate Mamela Luthuli has always been driven by the desire to make a difference, and her MBA is helping her supercharge this ambition.

Study abroad experiences are more likely to lead to meaningful growth if students have opportunities to stretch, connect, and reflect

The year is 2030, and Thando, a qualified marketing strategist, walks into a hybrid client meeting for a global beauty brand. She does not walk in alone. In her hand, she carries her artificial intelligence (AI) assistant.

The widely anticipated MPC decision to resume its interest rate-easing cycle by reducing rates by another 25 bps is the right one.

Arisa Sohun Samjowan and her husband Cintesh, have always approached life as a team, and their MBA was no different.

Recently, 49 South Africans quietly packed their bags, boarded a flight, and were granted asylum in the United States. Not because they were stateless, undocumented, or fleeing war but because they said they no longer felt safe here.

The first business schools started as vocational schools, designed to teach practical skills for commerce, accounting and management.

With careful planning and a thoughtful approach, your AI solution can completely disrupt an industry.

Has AI changed creativity for the better? As we celebrate World Creativity Day, let’s reimagine what it means to invent and innovate.

1 in 3 South Africans face mental health issues yet only 5% of the health budget is spent on care. Our system is underfunded and overwhelmed.

The University of Pretoria's Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) is proud to be ranked again in the CEO Magazine 2025 Global MBA rankings.

GIBS was born at a time when established business schools were starting to peek out beyond northern hemisphere borders. Many were questioning their impact and seeking to evolve their reach.

The first in her family to get an MBA and to start a business, Heather Wynn is using her Henley MBA to champion financial literacy and wellness in corporates.

Companies worldwide are bracing for a potential reset of the global economy and trade.