What Komati can teach us about the “just” transition
We are in the midst of a transition, what is meant to be a ‘just; transition, and South Africa is perfect for exploring how to give meaning to the ‘just’ part.
De-risking human capital and South Africa’s pursuit of inclusive growth
As South Africa navigates the final phase of the National Development Plan 2030, the ‘S’ (Social) in ESG is emerging as the country’s most material human capital risk.
Winter in the office: What HR managers can do to help employees
What HR may interpret as disengagement or poor attitude may, in some instances, be physiology interacting with the environment.
Passion, purpose and progress: Meet Kushela Naidoo, MD, Wallace & Green
Wallace & Green (W&G) is a leading consultancy providing professional environmental services to various sectors throughout South Africa.
Green building has proved its profitability
For more than a decade, the notion that sustainable buildings cost significantly more to develop has shaped decision-making across the property sector.
The intersection between public procurement and B-BBEE
The state has a golden opportunity to enforce localised procurement across all spheres of government, at national, provincial, and local levels, including within state-owned entities.
New merger thresholds set to ease business transactions
South Africa’s competition law landscape has undergone one of its most significant updates in nearly a decade, with new merger notification thresholds taking effect from 1 May.
Navigating cultural fit & strategic headhunting to accelerate female NED Placements
Accelerating female non-executive director (NED) placements in South Africa requires a tactical shift away from traditional executive networks.
The significance of King V
In October 2025, the Institute of Directors in SA launched the fifth iteration of the King Codes of Good Governance. King V is a voluntary, principles-based guidance on corporate governance, not formal law. So what is its significance for corporate SA?
Why phishing awareness is still cybersecurity’s strongest defence
“As cybercriminals use artificial intelligence (AI), organisations must rethink how they tackle one of cybersecurity’s oldest challenges.”