The CAB’s principle activity is, among other things, to develop and publish teaching case studies. The CAB is dedicated to delivering contextually relevant case studies and is committed to the decolonisation of teaching, learning and the broader curriculum – using Africa-specific examples and outputs.
The Centre also runs various events (seminars, workshops and conferences), short courses and learning immersions into various African countries linked to its research outputs, and geared towards driving the Pan-African agenda and strategy of the JBS and the College of Business and Economics at large.
Research-focused on Africa, through the publication of opinion editorials, white papers and journal articles, is another important area of focus for the Centre.
The Centre collaborates widely with other centres at the University of Johannesburg and beyond, seeking partnerships with similar centres of African business and networks of experts.
The Africa Business Brief Newsletter
The Africa Business Brief, a monthly newsletter by the Centre for African Business, will keep you updated about what is happening in Africa. It is a concise yet comprehensive way to keep you up-to-date with all the latest news, developments and trends on business, investment, trade and opportunities across the continent. Subscribe to receive your copy of the newsletter.
Africanalysis Podcast
Africanalysis is a bi-monthly podcast presented by Jean-Jacques Cornish on CliffCentral and sponsored by the Johannesburg Business School’s CAB. JJ Cornish is a journalist and commentator who has written frequently about Africa for more than fifty years. His appearance on Africanalysis involves frank discussions about events, developments and trends in Africa.
