The Property Sector Charter Council lays the foundation for transformation.Read more

“Who me? There must be some mistake. Please can you confirm the student number.” That was Desiree Reddy’s first reaction when she heard her MBA research report had received the highest mark in the class of 2017. Read more

Nangula Uaandja's desire to grow as a business leader inspired her MBL journey.Read more

Despite an impressive string of medical degrees and postgraduate certificates, Sabelo Xaba felt something was missing when he started out as a general practitioner. That something was leadership know-how.Read more

Unisa SBL’s Professor Extraordinaire launched the world’s first Supply Chain Compendium in Accra, Ghana. Read more

Two important developments have recently taken place on the ongoing land reform discussion front. Firstly, it is the appointment of the advisory panel of experts on land reform challenges by President Cyril Ramaphosa on the 21st September 2018. The expert panel is expected to provide useful perspectives to achieving the main objectives of land reform project, including attaining equality in land resource access and ownership, resolving challenges in agrarian reform as well as achieving viable and equal urban land development. Read more

The emergence of a growing community of women entrepreneurs has been a significant economic and social development across the globe. In South Africa, government has prioritised entrepreneurship and the advancement of small, medium and micro-sized Enterprises (SMMEs) as the catalyst to achieving economic growth and development.Read more

The UNISA Graduate School of Business Leadership’s (SBL) Professor Douglas Boateng, Africa’s first ever appointed Professor Extraordinaire for supply and value chain management has launched the second edition of the world’s first compendium on Supply Chain Management (SCM) in Accra, Ghana. Read more

The Executive Development Program (EDP) for Women in Tourism (WiT), presented by the UNISA Graduate School of Business Leadership (SBL) in partnership with The Department of Tourism (DOT) and the Gauteng Tourism Authority (GTA), hosted a leadership talk as Women’s Month kicked off in South Africa to discuss strategies to increase the number of women in strategic leadership positions in the tourism industry. Read more