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LEADERSHIP: OUR BRAINS DON’T ROLL OUT A RED CARPET FOR CHANGE.

As organisations prepare for 2025, leaders are expected to navigate increasingly complex challenges, from economic uncertainty and rapid technological change, to changing workforce requirements and stakeholder demands. Kisima Psychological Services CEO, Phyllis Ndlovu, says within this context, traditional leadership skills

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The communities we leave behind: Charting a sustainable legacy for mining in South Africa.

The 2025 Mining Indaba theme, “Futureproofing African mining, today,” compels us to reflect on the legacies mining companies create and the responsibilities they shoulder in shaping the lives of communities long after mining activities have ceased. For South Africa, with

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Malben Engineering achieves top score as Responsible Supply Chain Initiative-certified automotive component supplier.

Malben Engineering, an established Level 4 BBBEE supplier of stampings and welding components to local vehicle original equipment manufacturers (OEMs),  has been certified in terms of the global Responsible Supply Chain Initiative (RSCI) standard for the automotive industry. The Responsible

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Quantum leap or quantum risk? Balancing innovation and security in South Africa.

The emergence of quantum computing represents a transformative shift in technology, promising unparalleled computational power while posing significant risks, particularly cybersecurity. For South African businesses, navigating this duality—where quantum computing can be both a friend and a foe—requires a strategic

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