Published on 10 December 2023 in the Sunday Times. A study on the Black Middle-Class Report by the University of Cape Town in 2020 shows a dramatic growth in the black middle class, eclipsing that of the white middle class. It reflects on the segment’s significant and continued rise, the [...]

South African black business leaders have been decrying the post-1994 Establishment (mainly political) for not having been serious about Black Economic Empowerment. They argue that current efforts do or will not recalibrate the templates of economic participation, exclusion, and dominance. Notwithstanding the promulgation of a regulatory framework to advance BEE [...]

“Using metaphors and parables remains one of the greatest assets in the African education system. Supported by a rigorously used system of storytelling and the use of symbols, metaphors have for centuries provided indigenous scholarship about and for African civilisations. The intellectual resilience of African wisdom cues and philosophy-endowed idiomatic [...]

While the problem of leadership has always been the liberation movement’s growing problem from a necessity point of view, it has now taken on the character of an inescapable concern. Through leadership quality, society can have a dialogue with itself about the future. Given that leaders are, and in a [...]