Articles What character traits do great leaders have? The days of simply hiring somebody with an MBA to administer the company's profit and loss statement and slapping the title of CEO on them...are over.
Articles 7 innovation focus-areas that offer significant potential to South African business in 2020 There are a number of interesting business segments that offer the South African entrepreneur / intrapreneur / innovator lots of exciting growth opportunities if we are to cast our minds forward into the future.
Articles John Lewis Christmas 2019 ad - what all brands should realise when they watch it British retailer John Lewis have released their much anticipated Christmas 2019 ad.
Articles The sustainability heroes and zeroes of the fashion industry If there's one thing the fashion industry is very good at - it's convincing consumers of their 'green' credentials.
Articles China hosts its second international import expo and opens their market to the world When China hosts their 2nd ever International Import Expo - that is something we pay careful attention to.
Articles Wet wipes that don't wipe out the planet Wet wipes - essential for drag queens and babies, but these handy helpers are made of plastic and soaked in a world of toxic chemicals.
Articles Pop artist, Dua Lipa, showcases new work from Es Devlin at EMAs Es Devlin is one of the world's leading 'guides of the imagination'.
Articles What are the best countries in the world for expats? Global migration is a modern reality, but moving to another country can be a very daunting exercise.
Articles South Africa has a major opportunity in high-value agriculture If there is one industry where South Africa is poised to once again be a world-leader; its agriculture.
Articles Digital wellbeing: Google want you to use your phone less There is a lot of focus these days on the negative effects of excessive 'screen time', which has sparked a slew of new apps.
Articles Introducing a wetsuit designed for rising sea levels Scientist tell us that our ocean levels are rising and that many coastal cities and towns will be flooded out of existence in the future.
Articles How to sustainably grow an economy South Africa has a growing problem of wealth and income inequality - this is how we can create prosperity for all.
Articles Coca Cola named as the world's worst polluter Coca Cola has been given the dubious title of world's worst polluter for the second year in a row in a global audit conducted by the Break Free From Plastic global movement.
Articles How to thrive from uncertainty The world is full of uncertainty at the moment. Understandable most people hate this - its hugely unsettling.
Articles The future of swearing Swearing - the use of foul, offensive or inappropriate language has certainly become more mainstream over the years.
Articles The art of resistance The protests in Hong Kong continue - and as the resistance evolves it is morphing itself into new themes of protest art.
Articles How listening is a leadership superpower Leadership is really the art of getting the best out of people.
Articles The rising wave of witchcraft Witchcraft around the world is still largely taboo and practitioners keep their ideologies and activities to themselves, but increasingly this is changing.
Articles Setsong Tea Crafters - building a strong South African brand from indigenous knowledge The story of the Setsong Tea Crafters - Indigenous tea experiences is clearly an exciting one for us.
Articles 2019 Nobel Prize for Economics co-winner, Esther Duflo, on social experiments to fight poverty This year's joint winners of the Nobel Prize for Economics won the prize for their work on poverty alleviation in developing countries.
Articles The future of asset management The asset management industry is certainly facing multiple challenges presently, which will have a great influence on the future of the industry as well as individual companies.
Articles Quality workmanship - an often forgotten part of the future of work 'Work' is a vastly different concept to 'workmanship' - which as the name suggests, is work that only a human can perform.
Articles Le Creuset announces a Star Wars collection One of the more unusual brand collaborations of late must surely be the recently announced Le Creuset & Star Wars mash-up.
Articles Game gets a makeover In the midst of all the retail doom and gloom, Game stores have elected to give their brand a little refresher.
Articles Glenlivet innovates with alcohol-infused capsules The Glenlivet has re-imagined the experience of enjoying their product by creating alcohol-infused capsules made from seaweed.
