Written by Michelle Henley, Director, Co-Foundation & Principal Researcher at Elephants Alive We have had the privilege of fitting collars and conducting collaring operations as sponsored […]

The success or failure of South Africa hinges to a considerable degree on state-business relations. Currently, they are poor and we are failing as a state. […]

Radical economic transformation has been the clarion cry of the populist left wing of the African National Congress since former President Jacob Zuma’s inauguration in May […]

Article written by Ian Kilbride Yesterday, I was privileged to spend a memorable morning in the company of Rear Admiral Arne Soderlund (SAN retired) at his […]

With the first small amounts of rainfall earlier this month, the dried-up mud pools became a haven in the tropical heat. Daisy has discovered that she […]

The consensus is that South Africa is about to be ‘grey-listed’ by the international Financial Action Task Force, of which, ironically, it is a member. It’s […]

In January 2019, Spirit, Grey, Jemu and Lilli entered the first stages of rewilding and were released into the first phase of the Intensive Protection Zone. […]

At first glance, Kim Kardashian, Snoop Dogg and Siya Kolisi have little in common, apart from their celebrity. Yet, all three enjoy the dubious status of […]

It is unusual to be in a position to make a meaningful difference to the lives of scholars, communities and endangered wildlife species and yet this […]

The plunge in the pound sterling is the market’s brutal cold shower response to Trussonomics. While increasingly likely to be stillborn as an economic doctrine, Trussonomics […]

The Spirit Education Foundation (SEF) was privileged to work with Helga Nefdt unpacking, planning and developing exciting endeavors to improve our scholarship programme that involves skills […]

Renowned business leader, Sir Roger Carr, captured the essence of the challenge of establishing a good corporate reputation in observing that, “It’s not simply how much […]