At only 21, Sandile Kubheka has a scarce skill. Many nations would pay top dollar – even more in Rands at the current exchange rate – to hire the country’s youngest doctor as part of their workforce. Further, with better Read the full story
While its indirect competitor has made news for diluting the quota elements of its admissions policy, the University of Witwatersrand is showing commitment to transform itself, at least the complexion of its faculty admissions. In a statement mailed to Transform Read the full story
No matter how the situation was sugar-coated, widespread service delivery unrests and the recently ended long platinum strike were nothing but a reflection of inequality at play, Nonkululeko Gobodo, executive chairman of accounting firm, SizweNtsalubaGobodo, recently observed. Inequality was Read the full story
A review of Tongaat Mall disaster in November 2013 mirrors the colossal and tragic price the country is paying for sacrificing quality in the adjudication of tenders for the bidder with the highest BBBEE score. And it is only the Read the full story
They might be called public enterprises, but the tax-paying public have a better chance of winning the lotto than getting information they need from half of institutions run by their hard-earned money. Worryingly, results from an annual survey by audit Read the full story
Here is a simple quiz for you: “Who is South Africa’s world boxing champion?” Many would scratch their heads to answer this. But they can be exonerated. It’s a cryptic puzzle. Such is the appalling state of South Africa’s boxing. Gone are Read the full story
As the “take a girl child to school’” campaign gains traction and is significantly narrowing the chasm between boy and girl enrolment in classes, a vital message is being disregarded: the shrinking job market means that entrepreneurship has to be considered as a first Read the full story
Masithu Consulting & Project Management (MCPM) is a professional Consulting and Project Management Firm focusing on providing Integrated Professional Infrastructure and development services. Established in 2008, it is wholly black-owned and managed with a wealth of talent at the helm. Read the full story
President Jacob Zuma’s decision to transfer the support system for disabled people to the social development department was tantamount to pigeonholing disability, the Disabled People SA (DPSA), Olwethu Sipuka told Transform SA. Sipuka explained that disabled people deserved Read the full story
It has dawned that trade unions might not have been alarmist for complaining about the persistence of appallingly subhuman working conditions in mines, after all. Poor compliance with occupational health and safety regulations by mining houses meant that for Read the full story