Book Reviews

Creativity and imagination are key catalysts to unlocking potential in the 21st century. While those in business and civil society are generally aware of its challenges, few seem able to understand or apply the creativity necessary to meet them. Creativity Explained argues that the most direct route to imaginative insight lies in understanding how genuinely creative people develop their big ideas.

Strike action is an area of labour law where the stakes are high. The Labour Relations Amendment Bill, 2017 published on 17 November 2017, attributes a misalignment between the law on strikes and action taken by parties during industrial action, as the root cause for protracted and often violent industrial action.

Whether you are a first-time earner or further along your career path, this easy-to-understand guide explains in clear terms how to consciously choose and plan for a debt-free lifestyle and not only survive, but thrive, on the long-term journey towards financial freedom.

10 Practical steps to get a better job quicker - In this book the author shares tips and exercises to help you accelerate the process of getting the job you want.

Perspectives from the Front Line In Building Leadership Talent 12 thought-leaders cover the following themes: Leadership as strategic organisational capability and intervention by Theo H...

for Individuals and Teams A Coaching Approach By Dr Tineke Wulffers True leadership has always been more difficult to maintain in challenging times, but the unique...

By Jacques Pauw Those keeping Zuma in power and out of prison Investigative journalist Jacques Pauw exposes the darkest secret at the heart of Jacob Zuma’s...

Master Your Finances - the art of building wealth will transform your financial life by demystifying the complexities around wealth creation. It will also open up new possibilities and provide practical ways for you to start your own successful financial journey.

“Doing business in Uber times” has become a metaphor for doing business in a digital world of algorithms, automation, artificial intelligence and non-stop disruption....

Few countries in transition have managed to get a grip on their public finances as well as South Africa did after 1994. Now, just more than 20 years later, the nation’s credibility and the democratic project lie in tatters as we teeter on the brink of a political and fiscal cliff.