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.

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.

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.

A quarter of a century in, and GIBS is still brewing something special.

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.

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.

Edwin Kriel excelled in career, fatherhood, and executive education, honouring his family by turning his success into theirs.

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.

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.

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.

Davina Mentoor balanced career, family, pregnancy, and an MBA, proving that resilience makes dreams possible.

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.

Is there a tie between leadership styles and unethical behaviours in the workplace?

Hybrid intelligence combines the best of AI and humans, leading to more sustainable, creative, and trustworthy results, writes Cornelia Walther.

Global business leaders must understand the challenges and opportunities of a world that is polarised, liquid, unilateral, tense and omni-relational.

Chef Alain Passard’s success came from imposing limits to reach new creative heights.

MBA programme also earns top-tier global distinction.

Spread across six provinces in South Africa, Richfield’s campuses are designed to support academic, social, and professional growth.

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.

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.