Social entrepreneur launches empowerment programme in township school
Read in magazine Ido Lekota sat down with founder and CEO of Leungo Education, Thami Mangele, to find out more about the important work she is doing in empowering Africa’s…
It all adds up and you can make a HUGE difference
Read in magazine What did you do this weekend? And, more importantly, what did it cost you? If you’re part of a “typical” middle-income family, you probably spent between R200…
Navigating the South African workplace
Read in magazine The BEE Chamber’s Yuneal Padayachy offers essential advice for the youth and the significance of Youth Day Youth Day in South Africa is celebrated on 16 June…
It all adds up and you can make a HUGE difference
Read in magazine What did you do this weekend? And, more importantly, what did it cost you? If you’re part of a “typical” middle-income family, you probably spent between R200…
An agent of change
Read in magazine Joe Makhafola sat down for a chat with Prof. Nhlanhla B.W. Mlitwa–a digital transformation and innovation champion and research impact advocate at the UNISA Graduate School of…
UNISA at 150: what became of the vision?
Read in magazine N Barney Pityana takes us through the current state of UNISA and offers some solutions to repair the damage… before it’s too late The Principal and Vice…
Africa month: Pan-African thought leadership
Read in magazine Unearthing and researching African and global thought leadership in the African 21st century with Maggie MacDonnell and Mayank Dhingra: uplifting educators is key to advancing transformation in…
Phakeng: ‘I’ve had a great time in spite of everything’
Read in magazine Despite the scrutiny and constant complaints about her, outgoing UCT vice-chancellor Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng said she had a great time leading the institution. In an interview with…
Charity begins at home with Trevor Noah’s homecoming
Read in magazine Joe Makhafola conversed with the Chairperson of the Trevor Noah Foundation, Priscilla Morley, an experienced subject matter expert on socio-economic and community development. Her common interest with…
Education storm bodes ill for South African schoolchildren
Read in magazine We need to rediscover the ethical and human dimensions of learning, yet schools are becoming less focused on balance, with the child in the centre, and are…