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Reparations must fund Africa’s future, not its past – through strategic finance, not apologies. It’s time for justice with capital.
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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.
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GIBS positions itself as a leading global business school that champions African excellence.
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Commenting on the much-higher-than expected unemployment figures for the first quarter of 2025,
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WBS celebrated Africa Day 2025 with a thought-provoking discussion on justice, solidary, hope and regeneration.
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Stellenbosch Business School retains its triple-accreditation, reaffirming its place among the elite group of business schools worldwide.
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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.
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Study abroad experiences are more likely to lead to meaningful growth if students have opportunities to stretch, connect, and reflect
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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.
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The widely anticipated MPC decision to resume its interest rate-easing cycle by reducing rates by another 25 bps is the right one.
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Arisa Sohun Samjowan and her husband Cintesh, have always approached life as a team, and their MBA was no different.
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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.
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The first business schools started as vocational schools, designed to teach practical skills for commerce, accounting and management.
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With careful planning and a thoughtful approach, your AI solution can completely disrupt an industry.
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Has AI changed creativity for the better? As we celebrate World Creativity Day, let’s reimagine what it means to invent and innovate.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Companies worldwide are bracing for a potential reset of the global economy and trade.
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