Opinion

Would more progress be made if operators saw themselves not merely as commercial operators with statutory obligations, asks David Harrison.

If we’re serious about inclusive growth, we must make sure the game is not rigged from the start, writes Luncedo Mtwentwe.

Founded in 1919 after World War 1, the International Chamber of Commerce has become a pillar of international business, writes Herman Bezuidenhout.

The department of trade, industry & competition should remove regulatory friction and ensure broader business environment supports and rewards best practices, writes Muzi Mhlambi

We have the opportunity to make a lasting difference. We cannot fail to meet this challenge, lest we put future generations at risk, writes Sasha Cook.

Admirable thoughts about high-level decision-making may need to be reworked for navigating today’s increasingly complex geopolitical arena, writes Raymond Parsons.

Report also says Western scientists turning to Chinese collaborators more than to each other.

We must confront the fact that labour deregulation has already happened, informally — and it hasn’t worked, writes Lauren Graham.

Nina Schick, author of 'Deepfakes: The Coming Infocalypse', speaks to Business Times on the sidelines a conference hosted by data analytics company Qlik in Orlando, Florida

Legacy systems and traditional thinking cannot meet today’s challenges. In financial services the tension is particularly acute and incremental change is not enough, writes Jonathan Lamb.