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Honouring Dr Gomolemo Mokae: A legacy of activism and compassion
Delve into the inspiring journey of Dr Gomolemo Mokae, whose unwavering commitment to his community and the struggle for liberation resonates even after his untimely death
Why South Africa needs a Transformation Fund for economic justice
South Africa's struggle with economic inequality demands bold solutions. This analysis explores how a transformation fund could break down historical barriers and create inclusive economic growth, drawing parallels with successful international reconstruction efforts.
Book Review | A potent antidote to white supremacy, post-1994 neo-apartheid state
Although 'Odyssey of Liberation' is a memoir of a life well lived, it should serve as both a wake-up call and a call to action.
Time for apartheid-era beneficiaries to 'get over themselves’
As South Africa reflects on the legacy of leaders like Nelson Mandela, Robert Sobukwe, and Steve Biko, their teachings on unity, justice, and human dignity stand in stark contrast to the divisions and inequalities of today.
Julius Malema | The Economic Freedom Fighters is Committed to Authentic Black Unity, not Opportunism
We will defend the revolution with fierce determination and integrity, ensuring that the cause of black liberation remains pure, uncompromised, and focused on the genuine emancipation of our people, writes Julius Malema.
ReSURGEnce Conference aims to bridge the wealth gap
The ReSURGEnce Conference in New York City aims to empower Black entrepreneurs by providing essential tools and insights to bridge the wealth gap.
Construction summit must resolve to engage dissatisfied black contractors
Exploring the systemic exclusion of black contractors in South Africa’s construction industry, this letter to the editor highlights the urgent need for engagement and policy reform to ensure equitable opportunities for all.
Construction summit must resolve to engage dissatisfied black contractors
Exploring the systemic exclusion of black contractors in South Africa’s construction industry, this letter to the editor highlights the urgent need for engagement and policy reform to ensure equitable opportunities for all.
Dr Iqbal Survé: a visionary’s journey from the streets of Cape Town to global leadership
In this article, we explore how Survé’s journey from humble beginnings to global prominence reflects lessons for aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs everywhere.
Ramaphosa and Mantashe: The mine bosses’ Trojan Horses and their final act of betrayal
Ramaphosa’s early political involvement was first shaped by Christian student politics and later Black Consciousness movements. But his trajectory soon intersected with the interests of South Africa’s corporate elite.
‘Rhythm City’ star Bra Kop opens up about family rejection due to his Zimbabwean wife
Bra Kop opens up about his family's rejection and the challenges of his cross-cultural marriage.
Professor Serote to be honoured again for his poetic fire
Professor Mongane Wally Serote is a jewel of poetry in South Africa. He was an anti-apartheid activist since the 1960s, espousing the miserable conditions of the oppressed through the prism of Black Consciousness.
Azapo urges South Africans to vote for their change
Jabu Rakwena has urged the despondent and the disgruntled of voters to cast their mark on the ballot.
Unravelling the mystery of B-BBEE Codes
This alignment is not just about compliance, it is about positioning within the market, setting budgets for B-BBEE expenditure, meeting prescribed targets, and assessing attainability.
Exodus: AEEI’s departure from JSE a setback for economic transformation in SA
Is the JSE a relic of the past that needs a radical overhaul to prevent economic exclusion and the total erosion of the country’s capital markets?
#PoeticLicence: What people remember
Every edition is a brick to the construction site
Navigating the road ahead for B-BBEE transformation in SA
The B-BBEE Codes of Good Practice, including for specific sectors, are subject to periodic reviews, and 2024 may see updates to the codes
BMF suspends its President, Sibongile Vilakazi, over moonlighting allegations
Vilakazi's suspension is pending a fair and impartial hearing, scheduled to conclude by the end of March
Matric results reflect resilience and individual responsibility for one’s success
While the debates unfold about the quality of our basic education, let’s not lose sight of the human qualities that drive success and find ways to not only celebrate them, but also replicate them.
Inspiring show of courage by SA taking a stand on the Israel/Palestine conflict
As inspiring as this stand has been, there will possibly be consequences for South Africa coming from those who disagree with the position it has taken. That’s what it means when you come out, take a stand and show your true colours.
Open letter: Dr Sibongile Vilakazi addresses moonlighting allegations
‘I believed then, as I believe now, that the issue was a misunderstanding that warranted a discussion and meeting of minds rather than a disciplinary process. ’
When we normalise abnormality in state-owned companies, we run the risk of never achieving transformation goals
The heads of SOEs in South Africa have a short shelf life amid infighting and political interference.
How employers can end gender-based violence in the workplace
The country’s latest crime figures show that on average, three children and 12 women were murdered each day over the three months from October to December last year.
Tina Knowles is furious at 'stupid' racist remarks accusing Beyonce of bleaching her skin to be white
The mother of the 42-year-old Grammy winner is furious that a video was made suggesting her daughter tried to make herself look white at the premiere of her 'Renaissance' movie.
BMF to keep close eye on Nedbank as it misses CEO BEE opportunity
To ensure business continuity, succession planning is crucial to any business.