Working for Herman Mashaba, a politician with empathy
A moving story about how two young, poor Afrikaner men got to work for Herman Mashaba at a time when life was “difficult” and “desperate”.
A moving story about how two young, poor Afrikaner men got to work for Herman Mashaba at a time when life was “difficult” and “desperate”.
In this third podcast about his cancer journey, one of our team, Chris Bateman, shares the insights and awakenings his recent diagnosis and treatment.
It’s a lot harder to get businesses to come around to the view that one needs to make corresponding investments in ‘keeping it human’.
The Winslyn team was at this year’s CEO SleepOut, this is their video report.
In 2016, The CEO SleepOut took place on The Nelson Mandela Bridge, where 168 c-suite members spent the night outdoors.
As he explains it, the arrival of his first born five years ago pushed Louis Pulzone into starting a business in the garage.
Mbongeni Sibanda, a matriculant at Redhill School, offers a good example of that reality in this fascinating interview ahead of the CEO SleepOut on 11 July.
In one winter’s night, business leaders from around the country, inspired by true empathy, raised in excess of R26 million, making it the single most successful philanthropic event in South Africa’s history.
Rosemary Smythe says whilst we cannot change or forget our past we can start changing our understanding of people’s needs and aspirations.
Sharon Künnemann’s mission is to never stop learning and to give back/counsel/mentor young people seeking to grow in life. This is her dream for South Africa in 2017.