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Easy Investing: Shares we picked for our baskets/bundle - Mark Ingham, Alec Hogg
This is an unusual interview for a few reasons. F…
Saffer restauranteur Gerrie Knoetze: A masterclass for budding entrepreneurs
Restauranteur Gerrie Knoetze has come a long way …
Adam Solomon: Trailblazing Saffer entrepreneur - first London, then Davos, now Tokyo
When Adam Solomon relocated from Cape Town to Lon…
Alan Knott-Craig: Globalising Herotel. Dreaming Big. Is there any other way?
I love catching up with old pals when they pass t…
An hour with Jim Redman MBE: The life of a world champion. Be inspired.
Jim Redman's name was revered in my childhood hom…
Mark Ingham: Why I like Imperial - well priced plus possible unbundling bonus
Independent investment analyst Mark Ingham has ru…
Mining sees M&A action again; homework now will be profitable for investors
It's been a long winter for the mining sector, bu…
Deon Gouws: The US market's Trump dividend - and SA's possible Zuma penalty
Credo's chief investment officer Deon Gouws offer…
Brightrock's Schalk Malan: How we created a business worth R1.4bn in just five years
When four of Discovery's senior execs left the bu…
Meet Heath Harvey: The man behind Saracens, European rugby champions
The best in business and sport intersect at Saracens, the English and European rugby champions - a club with deep "Saffer" connections. Half owned by South Africans, captained by a Saffer and with half a dozen top SA players in the squad, it is the club of choice for the…
Meet the world's anti-corruption warrior, Transparency Int MD Cobus de Swardt
Some might think it appropriate that a South Afri…
Lesetja Kganyago: Why SARB loves blockchain, what we're doing to promote it
South Africa's central bank Governor Lesetja Kgan…
Jabu Mabuza: Great Team SA showing in Davos didn't happen by accident.
Apart from contending for the "best dressed" awar…
Meet the world's anti-corruption warrior, Transparency Int MD Cobus de Swardt
Some might think it appropriate that a South Afri…
Andrew Muir: Fighting rhino poachers only the start – all wildlife needs help
Part of the Davos charm is the eclectic group that gather for a week in January in Europe’s highest town. Among them this year was Andrew Muir, CEO of the Wilderness Foundation, an organisation founded by the legendary conservationist Ian Player. Andrew worked with his mentor for over a quarter…
Sasol back in takeover mode - even considering a move back into China
Judging by this rare interview with the South African multinational Sasol’s joint CEOs, the group is about to re-emerge from a lengthy period of consolidation. I caught up with Bongani Nqwababa and Stephen Cornell in Davos and had the opportunity to talk about the changing strategy of SA’s most popular…
Capitalism’s ultimate disruptor: Oxfam’s billionaire-shaming Winnie Byanyima
Spending a half hour with Oxfam’s executive director Winnie Byanyima was a definite Davos 2017 highlight. The feisty 58-year old Ugandan is a warrior. She goes into battle publicly and privately to promote the cause of the poor and was a huge draw this year after Oxfam’s latest research which…
Derek Yach: Walk your way to health - the journey begins with a few more steps
Vitality's global health officer, Derek Yach, was…
Anil Agarwal: Why I've just invested $1bn in South Africa. Hope springs.
If all billionaires were like India's mining mogu…
Stephen van Coller: Meet the world’s disruptors – blockchain and management
A major advantage of regularly attending Davos is being exposed one to the big trends transforming the world. A topic which appears quietly on the agenda one year, often rises in prominence 12 months later and occasionally gets to dominate the agenda – and global focus – in the years…