Politics around Koeberg power station are causing unnecessary delays
Read in magazine The mindset has to change from our side, as Africans, to start moving at a fast growing pace of transformation to end the poverty our people are…
Organic leadership through five decades: a set of reflections
Read in magazine Prof Mahlo Mokgalong spoke to Leadership Editor Prof JJ Tabane about his extraordinary leadership journey from an unassuming science student in the early 1970s to ascending to…
A Nestlé marketer living her purpose
Read in magazine Meet Zumi Njongwe, the Consumer Communications and Marketing Excellence Director, and Business Executive Officer: Confectionery for the Nestlé East and Southern Africa Region who is determined to…
Shining the spotlight on women in leadership at uMngeni-uThukela Water & its subsidiaries
Read in magazine To celebrate Women’s Month, Leadership Magazine went behind the scenes to find out more about the women who work for uMngeni-uThukela Water and its subsidiaries UMngeni-uThukela Water…
Why so few South Africans have so much and so many, so little
Read in magazine Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi addressed the audience at the 2023 Mail & Guardian 200 Young South Africans event Thank you for the honour of this invitation to the…
The women who are changing the face of an industry
Read in magazine Leadership’s Ralph Staniforth sat down for a chat with three beacons of hope for women in the mining sector, with their discussions proving that when support is…
A leader to believe in this Women’s Month
Read in magazine The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mpumalanga (UMP), Prof Thoko Mayekiso, is continuing to make waves in tertiary education. Leadership’s Ralph Staniforth sat down with the inspirational…
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…
Are we headed for a Gwara-Gwara state?
Read in magazine High noon for South Africa is nigh as a high level mea culpa chorus converges in a dissonant tone of the Gwara-Gwara state, writes Dr Pali Lehohla…
South Africa has dug a very deep hole for itself
Read in magazine Ann Bernstein takes a look at the current situation in South Africa in terms of growth and what she calls the government’s ‘anti-growth strategy’. Trust, they say,…