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Strategic insights from our faculty network on leadership, public finance, technology, and Pan-African development. Written by the practitioners who deliver our programmes.
Western leadership frameworks emphasise individual achievement. African institutions need a model rooted in collective prosperity. We examine the Ubuntu philosophy and its operational application in modern executive education.
Executive leadership, public-sector governance, and institutional transformation across Africa.
Public-private partnerships, infrastructure finance, fiscal governance, and development finance.
Digital transformation, SAP enterprise systems, cybersecurity, and AI in the public sector.
Continental integration, AfCFTA, regional value chains, and the Ubuntu philosophy in leadership.
Across 18 African countries, over R 2.3 trillion in infrastructure projects are stuck at the pre-feasibility stage. We analyse the structural bottlenecks and what executive education can do to unlock them.
The shift to accrual accounting under IPSAS is forcing African finance ministries to modernise their ERP systems. We explain why SAP FICO certification is now a strategic capability, not a technical one.
The African Continental Free Trade Area is operational, but most companies are not ready. We outline the five executive capabilities required to capture the R 3.4 trillion opportunity.