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Acclaimed sports presenter’s MBA gives birth to innovative project to support women in prison.
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After working as a chemical engineer for 6 years, Tshego Tlhapi hung up her hard hat and switched her boots for heels as she changed careers
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Accountants Melissa Moodley Redlinghys and her husband Mario Redlinghys, graduated with twin MBA degrees from Henley Business School Africa in September last year and the degree has opened up a surprising new international future for them.
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From her very first day in television production, Melody Xaba had set herself some very clear goals.
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Choosing a course that suits your needs and embracing all aspects of the programme are the first step to MBA success, both personally and professionally, says Henley Africa MBA candidate, Trevor Ncalo.
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Yariv Cohen, winner of LBS’s Accomplished Entrepreneur Award, on how he is transforming Sub Saharan Africa’s energy sector.
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Reabetswe Molapo started NPO Yung Heirz as a passion project after she dropped out of UCT feeling totally demoralised.
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Megha Jose gave up a high-powered corporate role to set up an investment firm - winning a 100K grant along the way. Here’s how she did it.
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On 1 April 2022, Professor Morris Mthombeni began a five-year term as the dean of GIBS.
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One of the first recipients of the Henley Dean’s Scholarship, and recent Henley Africa Flexible Executive MBA graduate, Goodness Nhlapho exhibited courage, determination and strength of character on her potholed road to academic success.
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