Being able to identify the ‘triggers’ and ‘aggravating factors’ might just help us to avoid a Marikana from happening on our farms.
Trusts are flexible, safe, still the best asset protection vehicles available – and a whole lot more.
The global economic outlook has worsened and the risks of a meltdown are high – so now is not the time for high-risk ventures.
Whatever the difficulties, pessimists have no place in good management. If you feel an attack of negativity coming on, seek a cure – and fast!
Agriculture has largely relied on retailers to inform consumers. Unfortunately this has created serious misconceptions about farming and food production.
Controlled Foreign Company rules seek to limit the tax-saving opportunities for those who make use of companies in low tax jurisdictions.
Simmering grievances can enable a strong leader to easily lead your employees to commit violence, so you have to be prepared for such an eventuality.
When the OECD makes statements about the tax practices of a country, the tax community sits up and takes notice.
Higher food prices are on the way, but government can do a lot to mitigate their effect on consumers.
With the deluge of bad news which assails our lives, my optimism sometimes wavers. The London Paralympics has given me back my perspective.
Despite what some believe, farmers don’t create food inflation – often they actually absorb price increases.
How not to find yourself on the losing end when going into business or undertaking a merger.
