Entrepreneurial corporate governance escalation
Accountability is a key element that has defined the way good corporate governance should be done across all sectors and types of businesses.
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Accountability is a key element that has defined the way good corporate governance should be done across all sectors and types of businesses.
Disregard for the King Report is evident in the move of Brian Joffe from CEO of Long4Life to the position of board chairman of the firm
Professional education vital for directors if firms are to prosper By Parmi Natesan and Prieur du Plessis MODERN-day directors have a vital but difficult job to do. They will succeed only if they have the right directorial skills and keep those up to date. One just has to open any news site these days to read about some or other corporate/financial/governance failure involving public and private sectors alike. Many internal and external factors are involved when an organisation runs into headwinds, but one can confidently state that a common thread is a board that is performing below par.
Tebogo Letsie, City Press The DBSA says it has an external investigator has concluded the probe to allegations raised by Bantu Holomisa. It says there was no evidence of impropriety or lending to politically connected people. The bank is yet to share the investigator's report with Parliament. The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) says it has completed investigations that found no evidence of corruption, maladministration or any wrongdoing in the appointment of its board, nor in transactions flagged by UDM leader Bantu Holomisa. The development finance bank appeared before the Parl...
Gemma Ritchie and Irwin Manoim Share Supplied Bitter legal disputes among past and present directors of the Red Cross continue to disrupt the organisation, more than two years after the sacking of the entire board. The biggest international donor, who said he no longer trusts the organisation, has terminated his involvement, leading to the collapse of a major HIV project. A new regime has attempted to refocus the organisation, but faces pushback from Red Cross veterans who claim victimisation. On the centenary of its founding in 1921, the South African ...