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David White: "Entrepreneurial time poverty," DRG's dot-com crash and B-BBEE's "success formula"… (opens the original)
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"Running a business is really complicated," says David White, founder and CEO of DRG, BusinessFit SA and The Africa Marketing Initiative, and the resulting "entrepreneurial time poverty" is what quietly kills small businesses long before bad ideas do. In conversation with Irakli Rekhviashvili, White explains how BusinessFit's open source self-assessment platform works as a "mentor multiplier" for South Africa's estimated 12 million entrepreneurs and SMEs, since "there are not enough mentors arou
TCS Editorial Board: DA MP Mark Burke is a hero (opens the original)
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Mark Burke addresses the media at M24, Marks Building on February 25, 2025 in Cape TownPhoto by Gallo Images/Misha JordaanRational PerspectiveTCS Editorial Board: DA MP Mark Burke is a heroA technical SARB dispute over crypto arbitrage has sparked intense scrutiny of Mark Burke and the media’s portrayal of the affair.The Common SensePublished on: 27 Aug 2026, 9:57 amCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...
Better late than never: Government finally moves to break Eskom’s monopoly (opens the original)
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ESKOM logo outside Eskom offices in BellvillePhoto by Gallo Images/Brenton GeachEnergyBetter late than never: Government finally moves to break Eskom’s monopolyIndependent transmission reform could finally open South Africa’s electricity market to greater competition and fair grid access.Editor BizNewsPublished on: 20 Aug 2026, 12:41 pmCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...Nicholas Woode-Smith
Ten Japanese practices that could change how you live (opens the original)
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Japanese culture is shaped by concepts that resist direct translation but carry lessons for everyday life. Respect underpins interactions with people, food and nature, while ikigai frames purpose as the overlap between passion, skill, community need and livelihood. Wabi sabi and kintsugi embrace imperfection and impermanence rather than hiding them, and gaman instils restraint and patience from childhood. Kaizen, the principle of continuous improvement popularised by Masaaki Imai, applies equall
South Africa is overlooking solar power that could keep the lights on after sunset (opens the original)
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South Africa’s Selemela Solar Power Plant, one of the largest solar power plants on the African continent.Ihsaan Haffejee/Anadolu/Getty ImagesEnergySouth Africa is overlooking solar power that could keep the lights on after sunsetAs coal plants retire, concentrating solar power could deliver reliable electricity, cut costs and create local manufacturing jobs.The ConversationPublished on: 16 Aug 2026, 11:48 amCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...
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