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It was master chef Jamie Oliver who inspired Andrew Leeuw, at the age of 14, to become a chef and eventually start his street food enterprise.
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Henley MBA alum Tabisa Ngubo’s purpose in life wasn’t always clear to her. That is – until she discovered corporate social investment. She knew, then, that she wanted to do work that truly matters.
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SA’s VAT hike to 16% may ease debt but worsens stagnation. True relief lies in growth, reforms, and expanding the tax base - not more taxes.
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A quarter of a century in, and GIBS is still brewing something special.
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The North-West University (NWU) Business School has laid a bold foundation and unveiled the PhD Hub for Africa, a groundbreaking initiative designed to cultivate doctoral talent and expand supervisory expertise across the continent.
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Henley MBA graduate Vimal Mammen believes that the MBA is like a long, memorable hike. It requires planning, consistency, and – most of all – the right support.
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Edwin Kriel excelled in career, fatherhood, and executive education, honouring his family by turning his success into theirs.
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A team of MBA students from Milpark Business School were recently announced as the 2024 Social Responsibility and Environmental Management (SREM) module winners, securing R320,000 for SAICA’s Thuthuka Bursary Fund.
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The scale of the further wide-ranging US unilateral tariff hikes announced by President Trump will not only drive a huge wedge into the world’s multilateral trading system but is also bad news for the SA economy.
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Henley MBA candidate Nathi Mbulumeti says so many people have inspired him throughout his life and career. Now it’s his turn to do the same for them.
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Davina Mentoor balanced career, family, pregnancy, and an MBA, proving that resilience makes dreams possible.
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In a world where data is the new oil fuelling the engines of innovation and progress, being absent from the data sets means being invisible to the future.
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Is there a tie between leadership styles and unethical behaviours in the workplace?
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Hybrid intelligence combines the best of AI and humans, leading to more sustainable, creative, and trustworthy results, writes Cornelia Walther.
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Global business leaders must understand the challenges and opportunities of a world that is polarised, liquid, unilateral, tense and omni-relational.
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Chef Alain Passard’s success came from imposing limits to reach new creative heights.
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MBA programme also earns top-tier global distinction.
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Spread across six provinces in South Africa, Richfield’s campuses are designed to support academic, social, and professional growth.
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The president speaks of hope and progress, but without action and delivery that changes lives on the ground, South Africans will be marooned in the geopolitical storms raging around us.
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Henley Africa’s powerhouse dean is taking his passion for accessible education global, joining the board of advisors of India-based higher education initiative SOIL.
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