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Trends In Public Infrastructure Spending

Between 1998/99 and 2016/17, the public sector spent more than  R2.7-trillion on infrastructure.

SALGA Labour Law Seminar

SALGA shared information on fair labour practice, labour relations management and performance management during the inaugural local government Labour Law Seminar.

Assisting Youth-Owned Businesses

Youth-owned businesses receive tailor-made business support and mentorship to grow.

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Where Does SA’s Energy Future Lie?

With changing customer requirements, an increased focus on renewables and a desire for improved service delivery, the country’s energy needs are changing, and Eskom will need to change too if it is to remain a key player.

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SAB — A Legacy Of Transformation 

The South African Breweries (SAB) has a proud legacy of more than 120 years in South Africa, from its humble beginnings as a small trader in the dusty streets of Johannesburg to its place as one of the country’s leading corporate citizens.

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Water Is Life And Sanitation Is Dignity

During the 2018 budget vote speech, deputy minister of water and sanitation Pamela Tshwete reported that the Department of Water and Sanitation has made progress in advancing the role of women in the sector through the mentorship programme.

For Sustainability

During her budget speech earlier this year, Minister Edna Molewa shared that the environmental sector continues to be a source and facilitator of investment, job creation, entrepreneurship and skills development – in line with the key objectives of the National Development Plan (NDP).

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The Need For Black Executives And Role Models

BMF president Mncane Mthunzi reflects on why change has to begin at the top.

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The Black Management Forum Corporate Update Gala Dinner 2018

On Friday, 8 June 2018, the Black Management Forum (the BMF) hosted its Annual Corporate Update Gala Dinner.

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Fairer Work For The Fairer Sex

Puseletso Mompei takes a long, hard look at the state of gender parity in the workplace, particularly at executive level.

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The Black Management Forum Annual Corporate Update Gala Dinner 2018

Ethical leadership as a catalyst for transformation and inclusive economic growth.

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Building A Prosperous South Africa

Mncane Mthunzi, BMF President, unpacks the current state of transformation in South Africa.

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On The Agenda: Economic Redress

Ryland Fisher unpacks radical economic transformation with interested partners within corporate South Africa.

Leading an Act of Transformation

Zodwa Ntuli shares the goals and challenges of the new B-BBEE Commission.

Transforming The Economy, One Business At A Time

Successful economic transformation in South Africa requires business to act both wisely and morally. 

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Urban Regeneration Equals Inclusive Growth

Radical economic transformation has become one of the most loaded terms when addressing an inclusive South African economy. Babalwa Shota reports on how we are pushing the agenda when it comes to managing urban spaces.

Youth Development Beyond Youth Day

SALGA’s Youth Development Programme ensures our country’s future leaders receive year-round attention, writes Dale Hes.

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