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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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Business school selection is changing. Which factors still matter to students, and which ones are new?
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A murder in court on the eve of Freedom Day reminds us that we’re still building the road to freedom, full of cracks and questions.
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The secret to helping a small business grow can lie in helping it inject economic complexity
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Caroline Bixby didn’t do Henley’s Global MBA to prove herself. She did it to grow as a neurodivergent leader, and it delivered.
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This year, hundreds of business leaders from G20 countries representing over 60 percent of the world’s population and 85 percent of total GDP - will convene in South Africa.
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Audit supervisor, part-time model and Milpark MBA candidate Daniel Nsumba (AGA(SA)) is driven by more than career ambition. His mission? To help drive meaningful change - across sectors, borders, and in the country of his birth.
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Arifa Essop says balancing her faith, family and professional commitments with the demands of an MBA took some doing – but Henley’s support made it manageable.
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Over the last 25 years, the flagship programme has adapted to the changing needs of business while maintaining a consistent standard of excellence.
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Fisokuhle (Fiso) Nkosi had a baby during her MBA studies and still managed to graduate with her cohort. She says the tools she gained on the programme helped her juggle it all.
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Human judgement is still irreplaceable despite advancements in AI, reinforcing the value of critical thinking and decision-making.
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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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