South Africa's global 'brain bank'
Priceless human capital has left South Africa. The Homecoming Revolution and skills-hungry employers are trying to get it back. Global South Africans, a complementary initiative by the International Marketing Council of SA, is harnessing the capital where it now resides.
South Africa mag hits UK shelves
South Africa magazine, the first magazine to bring SA to the international market, has hit the shelves in the UK, targeting property owners, tourists, potential investors, as well as "anyone who enjoys the vibrant culture of this unique destination."
'Harness Africa's diaspora'
The expertise of the African diaspora should be harnessed to provide the extra capacity Africa needs as it moves to its next stage of development, a senior World Bank official tells the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town.
SA sells anti-crime war to Europe
The South African government has launched an aggressive campaign to change the world's perception that the country is losing its battle against crime. The campaign kicked off with a trip to Britain by Safety by Security Minister Charles Nqakula to reassure investors that SA is serious about tackling crime.
Priceless human capital has left South Africa. The Homecoming Revolution and skills-hungry employers are trying to get it back. Global South Africans, a complementary initiative by the International Marketing Council of SA, is harnessing the capital where it now resides.
South Africa mag hits UK shelves
South Africa magazine, the first magazine to bring SA to the international market, has hit the shelves in the UK, targeting property owners, tourists, potential investors, as well as "anyone who enjoys the vibrant culture of this unique destination."
'Harness Africa's diaspora'
The expertise of the African diaspora should be harnessed to provide the extra capacity Africa needs as it moves to its next stage of development, a senior World Bank official tells the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town.
SA sells anti-crime war to Europe
The South African government has launched an aggressive campaign to change the world's perception that the country is losing its battle against crime. The campaign kicked off with a trip to Britain by Safety by Security Minister Charles Nqakula to reassure investors that SA is serious about tackling crime.
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