BNC#6: Mmusi Maimane champions visionary leadership in post-ANC South Africa
In his keynote address at BNC#6 in Hermanus, Mmusi Maimane delivered a powerful message to delegates.
In his keynote address at BNC#6 in Hermanus, Mmusi Maimane delivered a powerful message to delegates.
In an interview with BizNews, Mmusi Maimane emphasised the US’s critical role as a trade partner for South Africa.
Mmusi Maimane, former Leader of the Opposition and the founder of Build One SA, is ratcheting up his organisation’s Plan ahead of SA’s critical 2024 elections.
Terrence Corrigan considers how the emergence of Mmusi Maimane’s Build One South Africa (BOSA) offers a fresh approach to politics.
During our interview yesterday, Maimane shared BOSA’s impressive progress since then. Although he left the DA in 2019, he remains one of SA’s most famous political leaders.
Maimane is confident that once the ballot papers have been counted he will be one of four options for SA’s presidency alongside Ramaphosa, Malema and Steenhuisen. Far fetched? Not when you consider what happened recently in Zambia and Lesotho.
Mmusi Maimane remains popular among South Africans, second only to Cyril Ramaphosa as their most popular leader.
If there is any ideal that BOSA can be function as a citizen initiative avoiding the twists and turns of politics, it may be well to abandon it.
Despite his fears about state failure, former DA leader Mmusi Maimane can also tick off the strengths of South Africa.
In this fascinating interview, Mmusi Maimane shares how he is helping, Macron-style, to disrupt local politics and offers some suggestions on where it may be headed.