Overwhelmed leaders are relying on increasingly sycophantic AI tools that reward certainty and avoid challenge, and can escalate conflict.

Right now, many businesses are being directly and indirectly impacted by ongoing disruption to shipping at the Strait of Hormuz.

Africa is shifting from potential to progress as major investments in refining, renewables, transport and AI signal a true industrial rise.

Music and leadership converge in a timely new book by two Henley educators that reimagines leadership as the practice of resonance to heal fragmented organisations.

UCT GSB alumni and students gathered in Johannesburg for a thought-provoking event led by Prof Kosheek Sewchurran. The dialogue explored the challenges of cultivating leadership within ethically and ecologically complex environments.

IESE Profs. Anneloes Raes and Mireia Las Heras consider the pros and cons of non-hierarchical companies.

Leaders in society and business face decisions every day: tensions and dilemmas they must acknowledge and solve

Leadership is about bringing a team together, defining a common destiny and providing the space for people to bring their talents and allowing the space for those talents to develop.

As South Africa faces a looming leadership crisis amidst upcoming elections, trust in key institutions has reached unprecedented lows, according to various studies.

On 18 May, UCT GSB Alumni Relations hosted a discussion with Richard Perez, UCT GSB EMBA Alum and founding director of the d-school Afrika, and Sean Lewis, Guest Lecturer on the Executive MBA program and EMBA Alum at the UCT GSB.