by Trudi Makhaya | Apr 2, 2017 | barriers to entry, economic policy, Featured, Video
A blast from the past. Late in 2016, I was a guest on Business Day TV show Editing Allowed. It’s a open, fast-paced show on the economy, and it was really fun to exchange ideas with some editors and journalists. In this clip, we discuss unemployment, barriers...
by Trudi Makhaya | Dec 14, 2015 | entrepreneurship, start-ups, Video
My conversation with Gunther Deutsch about how smaller businesses, which are often more vulnerable to economic turmoil, can navigate these difficult times.
by Trudi Makhaya | Dec 14, 2015 | credit rating, economic policy, fiscal policy, Video
I chat to CNBC Africa a day after the axing of former Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene. Catch it here
by Trudi Makhaya | Sep 5, 2015 | education, politics, Video
A few months ago, I spoke to Ronald Lamola and Dr Thabi Leoka, about student activism. It was a wide-ranging discussion about politics on South African campuses over the ages. Lamola and Leoka represent different brands of activism. Thabi was part of a non-racial,...
by Trudi Makhaya | Aug 4, 2015 | creative economy, inspiration, Video
I was having breakfast at Fournos when guys sitting at the table next to mine asked to chat to me for a moment. As it turns out, they were not random shellingtons but the brains, money and talent behind Thina Sobabili. Over the weekend, I caught the movie. It is...
by Trudi Makhaya | Jul 8, 2015 | achievement, education, inspiration, Opportunities, Oxford, Rhodes Scholarship, travel, Video
Deadlines are looming for those applying for admission and funding to study abroad. A while back, I chaired this #eNCAlive discussion on the benefits (and downsides) of studying abroad. My guests – Itumeleng Malebye (an executive at Alexander Forbes) and...
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