Africa’s next chapter needs factories
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Who pays for Joburg’s election-eve wage commitment? Staying competitive when the world won’t stand still, lessons for business leaders. And how scammers turn fear and trust into financial losses.
Prof Alex van den Heever examines the bill for Joburg’s election-eve wage commitment, while Rob Davies makes the case for turning Africa’s mineral wealth into factories and jobs. In a sponsored conversation, GIBS’s Prof Albert Wocke explores how businesses can stay competitive amid uncertainty, and Absa’s Caryn Gilmour explains how scammers exploit fear and trust to steal your money.
Prof Alex van den Heever: Adjunct professor, Wits School of Governance Rob Davies: Former Minister of Trade and Industry Prof Albert Wöcke: Lead faculty Mphil International Business, Gordon Institute of Business Science Caryn Gilmour: Executive: Fraud industry, emerging threats & resilience, Absa
Who pays for Joburg’s election-eve wage commitment? Staying competitive when the world won’t stand still, lessons for business leaders. And how scammers turn fear and trust into financial losses.
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