President urged to sack Prasa board and hand over passenger rail
Prasa is now bankrupt, with billions lost to corrupt deals, including trains too big for the tracks.
Amid state bungling, resilient South African firms stand tall
SA comes in at 21 of 31 countries on Swiss Re Institute’s economic resilience index. While trailing developed countries,
An energy crisis is seeping into SA’s food supply
Severe power cuts are now threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers.
Business rescue: Success or failure?
Fewer businesses entered business rescue in 2022 when compared with 2021 says Eric Levenstein of Werksmans Attorneys,
How the mighty have fallen — Vladimir Putin, Elon Musk and the Icarus effect
Leaders and leadership, as we all know, go through phases. But psychologists have recognised that there is a point where leaders consider themselves invulnerable
Moving SOEs from Public Enterprises will fast-track their demise
Many private companies die because of ego that can’t let go of unsound strategies in a changing world
Tourism did well in the 2022 festive season
Hospitality and tourism could be the foremost industry to make a huge dent in South Africa’s massive unemployment problem
Agribusiness confidence drops below the neutral 50 point mark in Q4
What will 2023 hold for agriculture? High input costs, friction in our export markets and persistent animal diseases are starting to bite.
Transnet Freight Rail’s bid to open to third parties a train smash
The closing date for Transnet’s new tender is end-January 2023. But here’s the rub, in fact, several rubs, with the scheme.