Computers could be taught to behave as expected, using mathematical techniques.Read more

“This project is aimed at managing the psychological impact of communicable diseases on mental health,” said Steyn. “The assumption is that the COVID-19 pandemic is not an isolated case, and that strategies can be developed to manage current and future epidemic outbreaks.Read more

Women leaders have the ability to empower aspiring entrepreneurs in tourism. This has been widely recognized in global reports, such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN, 2015), the Global Report on Women in Tourism (UNWTO, 2019) and the World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap (WEF, 2019).Read more

Strong leadership is needed in a time of crisis.Read more

Letsai Mashishi from Unisa's Graduate School of Business Leadership says in an interview with the Financial Mail that Covid-19 will create profound change in the way business is conducted in the future and business schools need to anticipate this.Read more

With the FPM industry expected to more than double over the next 10 years, Unisa SBL Prof Douglas Boateng has urged the continent's businesses to embrace the opportunities that have emerged and lead the way in production and supply in the region.Read more

Strong and sustainable construction industries within developing countries should embrace technological opportunities in order to transform, says Unisa’s Prof Pantaleo Daniel Rwelamila, co-editor of a forthcoming book from international publishers Taylor & Francis.Read more

In the last thirty years, the business education sector in South Africa has had to transform in line with post-apartheid policies, while simultaneously contending with globalisation, commodification, massification and decolonisation processes.Read more

“Researchers should respect their uniqueness and investigate the nature of their uniqueness, as it will give them so much satisfaction. For me, it gives me pride to be part of such a diverse country and continent,” says Unisa SBL Professor Anton Grobler, newly rated by the National Research Foundation (NRF) as a C3 researcher.Read more