I’ve always believed that transformation isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. Growing up in South Africa, I’ve witnessed both the struggles and triumphs of a nation that has fought hard to redefine itself. We’ve come a long way, but there’s Read the full story
As I listened to the speakers at the seminar, one thing became clear—STEAM education is not just an academic priority; it’s a national imperative. If South Africa is to remain competitive on the global stage, we must invest in our Read the full story
As I reflect on the recent State of the Nation Address (SONA), I’m invigorated by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s vision for our nation’s economic future. He emphasised the need to elevate South Africa’s economic growth beyond 3%, aiming for a thriving Read the full story
One of South Africa’s leading producer responsibility organisations (PRO), Petco, has bid farewell to industry stalwart Cheri Scholtz and welcomed a new chief executive officer, Telly Chauke, as of 1 January this year. Chauke replaces long-standing CEO Scholtz, who has Read the full story
I’ve always believed that true empowerment comes from access—access to education, technology, and opportunities. That’s why I find the recent launch of a cutting-edge Cyber Lab in Cape Town so inspiring. Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, has Read the full story
In any organisation, leaders are expected to guide the ship, make strategic decisions, and drive the team towards its goals. However, as Phyllis Ndlovu, founder and CEO of Kisima Psychological Services, points out, employees also play an equally crucial role. Read the full story
I often hear the argument that South Africa’s Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) policies are a barrier to foreign investment. The latest case? SpaceX’s request to the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) to revise the 30% black ownership requirement Read the full story
As the workplace evolves rapidly in a volatile world, the skills-set for business leaders is changing and becoming more nuanced. Young people, who are both in the process of choosing tertiary studies and aspiring to one day take on corporate Read the full story
This past Friday marked a pivotal moment in South Africa’s ongoing journey to address the deep inequalities entrenched by our history. President Cyril Ramaphosa signed into law the much-anticipated Expropriation Bill, a move that has the potential to reshape the Read the full story
As someone who believes in fair labour practices, I’m thrilled by the recent announcement from Minister Nomakhosazana Meth. The Department of Employment and Labour is taking a massive step forward by recruiting 10 000 inspector interns starting at the end Read the full story