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South Africa's economic policy choices were failing to deliver the economic growth and development required to deal with the country’s high levels of joblessness and poverty, several contributors...
South Africa has joined the league of the top performing economies in the world, commonly known as BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) effective as of January 2011. This group of countries has...
On 13 April 2011, BRIC officially became known as BRICS, when the Republic of South Africa formally joined the bloc of influential emerging-market nations of the People’s Republic of China, the...
The current United States (US) foreign policy on Africa has had a mixed reception by both critics and supporters of President Barack Obama. Overall, Obama’s perceived lack of interest in a...
Wal-Mart Stores hopes that food and conversation can win over shoppers and companies in sub-Saharan Africa as soon as the ink dries on its deal to buy Massmart. Wal-Mart's rocky mission to buy...
South Africa's "stability and predictability" of its institutions, free press and transparent Constitution and government, gives it an advantage over many developing countries to attract investment.
It would have been fascinating to see the expression on Jim O'Neill’s face had he attended a briefing in Johannesburg ahead of the recent BRICS summit, which took place in China last week –...
The South African government and business community need to closer align themselves to fully leverage the economic opportunities that come with belonging to the Brazil, Russia, India, China and...