Risk management might be enjoying an unprecedented level of visibility in the wake of the financial crisis, but companies that take a genuinely strategic approach to their risk management remain few and far between.

Long-term momentum and consistency are the key ingredients to a well-baked unit trust, looking at short-term moves can often be a recipe for disaster.

Woolworths Holdings on Thursday announced that Simon Susman has retired as chief executive officer.

Gordon Igesund was named as the new Moroka Swallows coach on Monday 29 November.

Jose Mourinho had a nightmare first Clasico as champions Barcelona crushed his Real Madrid side 5-0 at Camp Nou on Monday to go two points clear of their bitter rivals at the top of the Spanish first division.

Australian paceman Mitchell Johnson has lost his confidence and must be dropped for this week’s second Ashes Test in Adelaide, former captain Ian Chappell said on Tuesday.

Golfing great Fred Couples expects Tiger Woods to “start playing better” in 2011 and to revive interest in the U.S. PGA Tour.

Early this month, Lekhotla la Lesotho la Mekhoa le Meetlo announced its arrival on the political scene, bringing the total number of the country’s political parties to 22.

That organisation, World Vision, has a lot of vision indeed. It recently published an invitation for Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to bid for donation of
motorbikes, with a special positive discrimination towards Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) groups. It ended with a caveat: “Please note that motorbikes will be donated as they are (voetstood).

I want to start straight. I am on record as opposing all sorts of hypocrisy and I equally oppose the insincerity, duplicity, and awkwardness of the so-called peace march that was led by His Majesty King Letsie III last Friday, as a piece of clowning.