Each week, we receive numerous enquiries from successful businesspeople around the world seeking a Plan B for their businesses and/or families. For most of them, getting this box ticked is a pressing priority. But for almost all of them, the challenge is that they’re still very much involved in the…

This story was first published on IMIDaily.com (pic credited). Citizenship by investment programs deserve massive credit for their contribution towards job creation, social upliftment, and education, especially in small Caribbean countries vulnerable to destructive storms and black swan events impacting tourism. Yet apart from the regular media bluster about the…

In late 2017, Investment Migration Insider published a quick analysis of countries showing high potential as investment migration markets. The following criteria were used to identify the next big market for golden visas and investment citizenship type products: A large population Limited political freedoms and property rights, socio-economic or political…

We’ve reached a fork in the road about how we, as men, respond to gender based violence. — ENOUGH. Two mornings ago, I woke up at 4:30, boiling angry over what men are doing to women in this country. I sat down at 05:00 and tried gathering my thoughts, trying to put down something on the page that would, in some small way, help. …

Sarajevo, October 2017

There’s no question that we live in a time where meaning — and having a reason for living — is a challenge for a lot of people. Combine that with modern social alienation, and primary relationships become the locus in which all issues existential must be fixed. …

Airbnb’s ascent as a player in the accommodation space has been meteoric. It is trying to pivot from being a pure accommodation marketplace to being a new kind of travel agency, and with good reason. …

Have an EU passport but your spouse and kids don’t? If you could get them EU residency rights and the option to travel visa free in Schengen Europe for the price of your second car, why wouldn’t you? I have never been much of an afro pessimist or doom prophet, but I think we need to level on a few things about SA’s immediate future before we kick this off: Portents and signs When I started studying at Rhodes in 1999, Zimbabwe was a functioning country. By 2003, they were printing…

I really didn’t feel like writing about farm murders today. The same way that I didn’t feel like writing about poor water crisis management recently, but sometimes it has to be done. Before half of you start losing your minds again, let’s agree on a couple of key points: 1…