Art at risk: ‘We project the art will be moved to a safe place within three months’

‘It's hard enough to manage our own biases but certainly we are nowhere near the point where we let the machines loose on making decisions,’ says Peter van der Ross, deputy head of multi-asset and portfolio management at STANLIB.

Today, is being part of the government of national unity helping or hindering political party support? It is World Diabetes Day. We take a look at the true cost of the crisis on the South African health sector and how student debts are impacting job prospects for young people.

‘Hopefully we will get a resolution by that date, and we will see the reports, which actually are put out by the independent experts, because everyone wants to know, and everyone has a right to know what's really going on here,’ says Chantelle Gladwin-Wood, partner in the public law department…

Today, while unemployment figures show slight improvement, prospects are still bleak for SA’s youth. The long-awaited relaunch of the Johannesburg planetarium – what to expect from a new digital approach. And how the so-called construction mafia is impacting engineering jobs in the country.

‘The perception, especially from the people who come here on holiday, I believe it's already started from November through to March, is it's a fantastic place and the climate is magic,’ says Jeremy Sampson, chairman of Brand Finance Africa.