“No prophet is accepted in his hometown.” I was reminded of these words that Jesus spoke to the doubters in his hometown, Nazareth, when I sat down with South Africa’s own flawed genius, Lebohang Morake, better known as Lebo M
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Powerhouse: Bongumusa Makhathini
From working in sugarcane fields to holding a senior management role at one of the world’s leading multinationals, Bongumusa Makhathini is living proof that with perseverance, anything is possible
DJ Fresh: The Big Dawg
We catch up with the Big Dawg, DJ Fresh
Yes, the glass ceiling still exists
As part of Women’s Month, we look into how well women are represented in the country’s highest corporate positions
Andile Dube: the entrepreneur who got the Cream
Andile Dube is an entrepreneur and co-founder of two companies: Be-grand Properties and Creating Revolutionary Entrepreneurs and Moguls (Cream), which is an initiative aimed at promoting entrepreneurship among young people
10 ways to feel wealthy while your money grows
When you’re saving to be well off, leaner days can take their toll
The rise of fintech
South Africa is the launching pad for a generation of fintech companies disrupting a variety of industries, but how much potential does this exciting new sector really have?
Powerhouse: Gradidge-Mahura Investments
Less than a decade after its establishment, Gradidge-Mahura Investments now manages more than R700 million in assets
Bridging the generational gap
Today’s workplace has five generations working side by side. While this can lead to misunderstandings or conflict, it can also expand the range of opportunities for mentorship and innovation
Bantu Holomisa: Still in command
Bantu Holomisa is one of the most charismatic and loved politicians in South Africa, commanding the respect of friends and foes alike
Madoda Khuzwayo: Making the mark
In addition to being a Rémy Martin Brand Ambassador, foodie, traveller, inventor and businessman Madoda Khuzwayo (39) is also CEO of Hostriver
What came first? The youth or unemployment?
In addition to issues of inequality and persistent poverty, South Africa is battling one of the highest rates of youth unemployment in the world
Future setting
Thulani Ntshuntshe has come a long way from queuing at the high school tuck-shop for friends, for a fee of 50c
Youth redefined
Some 41 years after the generation of 1976 was immortalised through its heroic acts of defiance again the apartheid regime, we celebrate three young South Africans, including Cassper Nyovest, who have chosen three different paths in fulfilling and living out the ideals of the Class of ’76