Stuart Theobald (1996)
Stuart is a co-founder of Intellidex and its executive chairman. He has 14 years’ experience covering financial services across Africa, first as a financial journalist and later as a financial analyst. As a journalist he received multiple awards for his investigative work on banks and the financial markets. As an analyst his work ranges from valuations to political analysis
Verashni Pillay (2004) appointed editor-in-chief
Joining her as acting deputy editor is the M&G‘s Phillip de Wet. Verashni cut her teeth on digital journalism with Media24 for several years before joining the M&G in 2009.
Olaf Weyl recieves WRC 2015 Knowledge Tree Award
As a result of their generally negative impacts on recipient ecosystems, alien invasive species are an issue of global concern. In aquatic environments, the negative impacts of alien invasive organisms (fungi, plants, invertebrates and fish) include habitat alterations, disease and competition with and predation on native organisms. As a result, these introductions require management.
Nomkhita Nqweni (1993)
BARCLAYS Africa has appointed Nomkhita Nqweni its head of wealth, investment management and insurance. She takes over from Willie Lategan, who is leaving for insurer Hollard. The bank declined to comment on whether she was always in line for the new role, or if her appointment followed a recruitment process.
Eusebius McKaiser presents Run, Racist, Run
He is no stranger to Rhodes University and its lecture theatres, which is perhaps part of the reason Eusebius McKaiser held his audience captive throughout his talk at Eden Grove Red
Standard Bank Young Artist Award winner - Siya Makuzeni (2001)
National Arts Festival announces 2016 Standard Bank Young Artist Award winners. Five of South Africa’s brightest creative stars were named as recipients of the Standard Bank Young Artist Awards on Wednesday 28 October, recognising and honouring their dynamic and outstanding contribution to the vitality of the arts in the country.
Micheen Thornycroft (2006) qualifies for Rio Olympics 2016
Both of the Zimbabwean Rowers who competed at the FISA African Olympic Qualification Regatta in Tunisia last month have qualified for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Give5 exceeds R80 000 but our work is not done
Calls of “Come forth to give five!” rang across the Kaif all week long, drawing students and staff into the community of giving and reminding us to contribute to the annual campaign