It can't be all about oil - Angola's economy needs to diversify

BETWEEN 1963 and 1974, the Angolan economy grew at an extraordinary 25% a year. This went hand in hand with burgeoning employment ...

Tough Dakar rally gives SA more reasons to be proud

BETWEEN mediocre local sporting achievements and domestic politics increasingly dominated by a costly combination of radical populism, entitlement and government centralism, most ...

The Brenthurst Foundation is on the frontier of new ideas and innovative actions for strengthening Africa's economic performance.

• Events: encouraging key decision-makers and experts to share experiences and insights at private meetings and seminars

• Policy advice: delivering relevant, practical policy advice to African governments and their international partners

• Thought leadership: conducting research and generating new thinking to address Africa's development challenges.

Unlocking Africa’s Tourism Potential

The worldwide tourism industry is booming. In 2010, tourism’s contribution to global GDP was 5 per cent, and to employment 6–7 per cent, through direct and indirect contributions.

The Foundation is pleased to announce the publication of On the Fault Line: Managing Tensions and Divisions within Societies by Profile Books