Effective leadership starts with having the right people in the boardroom, those with the skills, insight, and commitment to manage businesses sustainably, while fostering trust and strong communication.

That's according to Annamarie van der Merwe, Executive Chair of the FluidRock Governance Group. She was speaking at a seminar hosted by FluidRock in collaboration with the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in South Africa (SA). The event tackled a range of issues, including Trump's tariffs, the local economic landscape, and how SA businesses can navigate uncertainty through scenario planning. 

Let's now discuss this with Advocate Annamarie van der Merwe.

Effective leadership starts with having the right people in the boardroom, those with the skills, insight, and commitment to manage businesses sustainably, while fostering trust and strong communication.
That's according to Annamarie van der Merwe, Executive Chair of the FluidRock Governance Group. She was speaking at a seminar hosted by FluidRock in collaboration with the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in South Africa (SA). The event tackled a range of issues, including Trump's tariffs, the local economic landscape, and how SA businesses can navigate uncertainty through scenario planning.&nbsp;
Let's now discuss this with Advocate Annamarie van der Merwe.

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Effective leadership begins with the right people in the boardroom: Advocate van der Merwe

Nigeria is calling on South Africa to step up efforts to prevent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African migrants, warning that recurring violence is straining relations between Africa's two largest economies. The issue was raised during talks in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, between senior Nigerian officials and a South African delegation led by International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola. Let's hear first from Nigeria's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Sola Enikanolaiye, followed by Minister Lamola...

Nigeria is calling on South Africa to step up efforts to prevent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African migrants, warning that recurring violence is straining relations between Africa's two largest economies. The issue was raised during talks in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, between senior Nigerian officials and a South African delegation led by International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola. Let's hear first from Nigeria's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Sola Enikanolaiye, followed by Minister Lamola...

Nigeria urges South Africa to curb xenophobic attacks on African migrants

We now look at some of the stories making headlines in the East Africa, we speak to Dennis Beru, Journalist and Team Leader at Grassroot Journalism.

We now look at some of the stories making headlines in the East Africa, we speak to Dennis Beru, Journalist and Team Leader at Grassroot Journalism.

East Africa Roundup: Journalist unpacks the region's top stories and key developments

South Africa's Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration has warned against the growing trend of individuals posing as government officials to conduct illegal identity checks on foreign nationals, saying some of these activities amount to extortion. The committee, which is overseeing the implementation of President Cyril Ramaphosa's five-point migration action plan, briefed the media in Pretoria on the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen migration management. The committee's chairperson, Mmamoloko Kubayi, said only authorised law enforcement officers are permitted to conduct immigration enforcement operations and urged the public not to take the law into their own hands. Channel Africa's reporter, Michael Mbewe, filed this report.

South Africa's Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration has warned against the growing trend of individuals posing as government officials to conduct illegal identity checks on foreign nationals, saying some of these activities amount to extortion. The committee, which is overseeing the implementation of President Cyril Ramaphosa's five-point migration action plan, briefed the media in Pretoria on the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen migration management. The committee's chairperson, Mmamoloko Kubayi, said only authorised law enforcement officers are permitted to conduct immigration enforcement operations and urged the public not to take the law into their own hands. Channel Africa's reporter, Michael Mbewe, filed this report.

Effective leadership begins with the right people in the boardroom: Advocate van der Merwe

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