The Diminishing Value of Employees
In recent years, employees have increasingly been stripped of their right to be human – to be living beings with the natural ability to think freely, feel, and respond. The widespread stoic behaviour exhibited by employees stems from…
The ethical imperative of voting
As South Africa gears up for the 2024 election, the importance of voting becomes ever more apparent in its political landscape. Voting serves as the bedrock of democracy, allowing citizens to voice their current needs and future…
Combatting Voter Apathy Among South African Youth – The Moral Obligation to Vote
On May 29, 2024, South Africa will hold its next general elections to choose a new National Assembly. The imperative for robust voter turnout, particularly among young people and the wider South African populace, has reached unprecedented…
Private Sector Collective Action
The recent remarks by the Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshaveni, asserting that the private sector has no interest in developing the country and is actively involved in trying to collapse the government, were met with strong…
The Springboks: A Beacon of Teamwork, Trust, and Cooperation
As the final whistle sounded in the Rugby World Cup final, South Africa’s victory over New Zealand sent shockwaves throughout the world of sports. For many, this was more than just another championship; it was an affirmation of the…
It Takes Courage…
Life in South Africa is becoming increasingly volatile, and it requires courage to maintain a positive outlook in Mzansi. It takes courage to keep one’s head above water and survive in this ever-dynamic country, where there's never a dull…
Municipal Audit Outcomes: A consistent call for ethical leadership in municipalities
Opinion Piece Although they followed very different methodologies, the Auditor-General (AG) report on Municipal Audit Outcomes comes to very similar conclusions as the Local Government Ethical Leadership Initiative (LGELI) about the root…