AI offers a solution to South Africa’s productivity crisis. But if businesses treat it as a cost-cutting tool instead of a leadership and skills challenge, they risk accelerating the very problems they are trying to fix.

Henley staff and students joined colleagues and supporters across the world to celebrate its parent university's 100th birthday in the time-honoured way: with cake and dancing.

Before you invest your time and money in an MBA, make sure it’s in one that delivers what you need.

Music and leadership converge in a timely new book by two Henley educators that reimagines leadership as the practice of resonance to heal fragmented organisations.

Warren and Kelly have always done life side-by-side: they met at work, now they work from home together, and they even train for marathons and game together.

Henley Business School’s Global Executive MBA, which launched in Africa in 2024, has been ranked 33rd in the world and 7th for international course experience in the latest Financial Times Ranking of Executive MBAs.

An innovator in management education, Henley brings new expertise and adds an important voice from Africa to this alliance to shape the future of management education.

Henley Business School Africa has cemented its position as one of the country's leading MBA providers.

Social media influencer and business owner Ayanda Thabethe had some very specific non-negotiables when it came to choosing a business school. Needless to say, Henley won her over.

MBA alum Nerissa Jalim has won the 2025 Renewal Foundation Award, exemplifying the growing imperative to embed sustainability into the fabric of business.