Wef 2017
[WATCH] Ramaphosa: New spirit of accountability spreading to world leaders
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says a new spirit has emerged that allows for more ordinary people to hold leaders accountable, and it must be allowed &...
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[WATCH] Ayanda Dlodlo backs SABC board, encrypted digital TV
Stephen Grootes speaks to Communications Minister Ayanda Dlodlo about the future of the SABC and how the country will move forward in terms of digital TV.
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[WATCH] Role of the JSE in achieving inclusive growth
How can the Johannesburg Stock Exchange(JSE) assist in alleviating poverty in South Africa?
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[WATCH] Zuma: I reshuffled Cabinet to get more young people in leadership
President Jacob Zuma highlighted his recent Cabinet reshuffle as a tool for promoting more youth into leadership roles at Government level at the World Economic Forum Africa in Durban.
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[LISTEN] Grootes: Gordhan still the man of moment at WEF summit
EWN senior reporter Stephen Grootes, says Pravin Gordhan is still admired by many delegates attending World Economic Forum Africa summit in Durban.
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Gordhan: Govt to focus on inclusive growth, transforming economy
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says that for SA to move forward, responsive and responsible leadership is needed from government.
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Here's how robots are going to change employment
ManpowerGroup says while technological developments will cause greater automation, it will actually create a lot of jobs too.
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[WATCH] Pityana: Africa is 'Cinderella' in #WEF story
AngloGold Ashanti chairperson Sipho Pityana spoke to EWN's Stephen Grootes at the World Economic Forum in Davos about the impact of US President Donald Trump's administration, the lack of diversity at the forum and SA's upcoming presidential leadership race.
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Africa falling off WEF agenda - Pityana
AngloGold Ashanti chairperson Sipho Pityana says there is clearly a lack of diversity about some of the conversations that took place at #WEF2017.
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Gordhan: WEF engagements used to strengthen international relations
Business, political and social leaders from across the world are meeting in Switzerland for this year’s World Economic Forum.
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WEF2107: Ramaphosa enthused by dialogue between business, labour, govt
Speaking in Davos, Ramaphosa says there's been a proper dialogue on several fronts, including youth unemployment, investment and the national minimum wage.
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Zikalala: ANC conference should be about economic transformation & land
KZN's Tourism MEC has refused to comment on whether he believes former premier Senzo Mchunu is right to say the ANC must change.
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Radebe: There's more positivity towards SA at WEF
Last year Team SA had to deal with the turbulence created by President Jacob Zuma's decision to fire Nhlanhla Nene as Finance Minister.
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#WEF2017: Reserve Bank hopeful for changes to leaked Absa report
EWN's Stephen Grootes sits down with Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago for comment on the Absa report and other economic matters.
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5 things you’ve got wrong about Trump, according to one of his closest aides
Anthony Scaramucci, who will head up the White House Office for Public Liaison, thinks many of us have got things wrong about the next US president.
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#WEF2017: Drugmakers in Davos shift focus to chronic diseases of poor
22 companies, including Pfizer, will contribute funds and expertise to the project, which is backed by the World Bank.
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#WEF2017: Matt Damon takes to Davos stage to put water on map
Water.org is trying to raise a $55 million fund to finance projects that build access to clean water in developing countries.
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'SA economy will be stronger, less turbulent than 2016'
Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago says this is going to be a better year because SA's economy withstood the test of 2016.
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10 economic shocks to look out for in 2017
High levels of political and policy uncertainty could hurt growth in 2017 and beyond.
