At the NWU Business School, we strive to change the way our students think about business. We want our students to become manager-leaders in their own right; to walk away with real-world skills, international accreditation, and pioneering research. With this platform, we aim to give some insight and opinions on burning economic issues in South Africa and the bigger African continent. In these discussions, we strive to shape executive minds in Africa.
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At the NWU Business School, we strive to change the way our students think about business. We want our students to become manager-leaders in their own right; to walk away with real-world skills, international accreditation, and pioneering research. With this platform, we aim to give some insight and opinions on burning economic issues in South Africa and the bigger African continent. In these discussions, we strive to shape executive minds in Africa.
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January 30, 2023
SA's economic relations with USA, Russia
<p><strong>The Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sergei Lavrov, and the United States Secretary of Treasury, Janet Yellen, recently visited South Africa for high-level talks with their counterparts in this country.</strong></p> <p>The OFM Business Hour's Olebogeng Motse spoke to Professor Raymond Parsons, Economist at the North-West University's <a href="https://www.nwu.ac.za/business-school"><strong>Business School</strong></a>, who shed more light on this.</p>
March 25, 2022
Episode 10: The fourth investment conference
<p>Yesterday saw South Africa’s fourth international investment conference. Another R332 billion was pledged in planned projects and investment finance. On paper, it seems like a win for the President, but commentators have raised a number of questions. So I thought it is sensible to ask Prof Raymond Parsons, of the NWU Business School, to update us on the state of affairs. He was kind enough to share some of his views per voice note.</p>
March 18, 2022
Episode 9: Loadshedding (and the solutions to it)
<p>After a short break loadshedding was back last week, reminding all of us of the vulnerability of our electricity supply and the challenge of overhauling Eskom. So I thought it is sensible to ask an expert to update us on the state of affairs. Corneels Schabort, also of the NWU, was kind enough to share some of his views per voice note. If you want to understand the megawatts, IPPs, and what different sources of electricity the future will hold, listen here.</p>
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