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Dr Oscar van Heerden is mistaken in presenting Rob Hersov as having confined himself to finger-pointing and insults, writes Terence Corrigan.

3 October 2022 - In his piece, "Hurling insults, Mr Hersov, wont help us resolve our challenges", Dr Oscar van Heerden makes some worthwhile points about Rob Hersovs outspoken attack on the government and on President Ramaphosa.

If businesspeople like Rob Hersov tried to run a country, the country would be left more than wanting, writes Yonela Diko.

Accountability Now's Adv Hoffman minces no words in his appraisal of the work lying ahead for the National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council.

How to invest like Warren Buffett is timeless. Mostly because it draws on shareholder letters and comments at AGMs by the man himself.

President Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet does deserve criticism but there is a way to go about doing it, writes Oscar van Heerden.

After his controversial speech at BNC#4, Rob Hersov answers questions from Alec Hogg and members of the BizNews community.

20 September 2022 - One of South Africa’s diminishing band of the super-rich, Rob Hersov, set tongues a-wagging and feathers a-ruffling last week with his comments about the depressing state of the country, and his, ahhh, perspectives on what has brought it to this point. ‘Corrupt clowns, criminals … Cyril’s clown Cabinet,’ he declaimed. Some in this circus are older, some younger, ‘but all of them are incompetent.’ The President – dare one say Ringmaster to all this? – was a �...

SME owners are alert to the misrule which the ANC has wrought upon the general business environment and SMEs have no loyalty to the ANC.

South Africans have become so acclimatised to the endless failures we experience and learn about on a daily basis, and yet so few leaders in business are prepared to say in public what they say to each other in private, writes Rob Hersov.