As South Africa commemorates Women’s Day on 9 August, we reflect on a landmark event in history: the 1956 Women’s March to Pretoria. On this pivotal day, a Thursday - the traditional day when black domestic workers had their day off - nearly 20,000 women from diverse backgrounds marched to the Union Buildings to protest the apartheid regime’s harsh pass laws. This courageous act was more than a protest; it was a powerful declaration of women’s rights and their critical role in the struggle for justice and equality. 12 Aug 2024 Read more Empowering women in South Africa is more than an act of social justice — it is a fundamental building block for national growth and prosperity. Understanding the significance of equipping women with leadership roles, skills development, and economic opportunities is key to unlocking the full potential of our nation. 9 Jul 2024 Read more Leadership for the future needs courage, curiosity and connection 26 Mar 2024 Read more Inclusive Leadership has been a focus for us in the last few years; “Leading in South Africa” being a crucial element of our leadership journeys, equipping leaders and managers with awareness and skill to create workplaces of belonging for all. 30 Nov 2023 Read more We live in a world of disruption, uncertainty, turbulence and complexity. We find that all our clients’ organisations are navigating these choppy waters and searching for clarity, focus & stability. These qualities rarely exist any more and will possibly never return. Perhaps this is why setting strategy is still so popular in organisations – to bring that sense of clarity and control that our day-to-day existence can’t bring. 7 Nov 2023 Read more Change management means being able to work with resistance. It’s crucial how you understand, accept and constructively deal with it. 6 Mar 2020 Read more “We live in an age of continuous revolution,” says Gus Silber. The South African culture commentator was speaking on a podcast – the new radio. That appeared on YouTube – a new television. Talking about Twitter – which Silber tells us has replaced the newspaper. All these platforms barely existed ten years ago. 6 Nov 2018 Read more |
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