Growing great fruit may not be enough to keep SA’s fresh fruit industry on top – new research
A new white paper from Henley Business School Africa in collaboration with GIBS and the University of Stellenbosch on the export performance in one...
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Sharing African perspectives on diversity and inclusion on the world stage
The prestigious QS Summit on Higher Education: Europe taking place in Dublin this week will look at the forces impacting higher education and explore...
Climate change stripes cast a dire shadow on the world
The importance of Hawkins’ climate stripes infographic, with its ability to let viewers zoom right into their own cities and countries to see what...
Shift happens – preparing our kids for tomorrow’s world of work
Parents have the unenviable role of trying to prepare their children for a world of work that is constantly in flux and for careers that may not even...
AI, ethics and the CIO:Building a bridge between people management and technology
As a CIO with a good sense of what’s happening in IT right now, you don’t need to be told that things in the world of AI are moving fast.
Couples that study together stay together
Accountants Melissa Moodley Redlinghys and her husband Mario Redlinghys, graduated with twin MBA degrees from Henley Business School Africa in...
We can address climate change and reduce inequality if we act together
Henley Africa adds its voice to Africa’s second largest climate change conference since COP27.
Henley Business School is top in Africa for Executive Education
Latest FT ranking puts Henley Business school in the top 20 worldwide for its executive education programmes and number one in Africa in the combined...
MoMBAs: a rising force in the economy
This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the many mother and mother figures with Henley MBAs who are making an impact building and bettering African economies.
We must not be scared of AI, or try to break it like the Luddites broke the looms
We should not be worried about artificial intelligence stealing our jobs, but instead, we should be concerned about the jobs of those who don’t know...