Acclaimed sports presenter’s MBA gives birth to innovative project to support women in prison.

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

New research from Henley Business School Africa highlights the role that creative problem solving methodologies can play in business and business school education to unlock new value.

Embracing the Archilochus paradigm in the 21st century.

Let's imagine that climate activist Greta Thunberg had been born in Soweto or Swartruggens instead of Stockholm, Sweden.

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.

The Management Development Programme (MDP) aims at providing leading and progressive managerial skills to delegates wishing to upskill themselves.

The financial return on investment is significant, but it’s the resilience and complex problem-solving skills of SA’s MBA graduates that provide the edge globally.

Leading South Africa is like sprinting in a fog barefoot and running over thorns, according to Nick Binedell, Strategy Professor and Founding Director of the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS).

Henley Business School’s executive education programmes have remained in the top 20 in the world and top in the world for faculty diversity, according to the Financial Times annual review released on Monday 22 May, 2023.