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The Role of BEE and Being on the Lucha Programme​

The Role of BEE and Being on the Lucha Programme BEE Interviews: What You Need to Know Each youth in the Lucha Lunako Programme is sponsored by a client committed to investing in the development of South African youth. This sponsorship not only supports youth

Systems, Safety, and Self-Advocacy: Navigating the Modern Workplace​

Systems, Safety, and Self-Advocacy: Navigating the Modern Workplace As a generation born in South Africa mostly after 1994, transformation is probably a term you have come across quite often. The promise of transformation, the need for it and the great gap that stands in the

From Sketch to Factory Floor: How Kopano Makino is Redefining African Innovation and Design

From Sketch to Factory Floor: How Kopano Makino is Redefining African Innovation and Design In classrooms across South Africa, the learning materials children touch every day often reflect contexts thousands of miles away. Kopano Auguste Makino, a Johannesburg-based industrial designer and entrepreneur, set out to

Beyond Basic Literacy: Reimagining Digital Inclusion & the Psychosocial Rails for Youth Productivity​

Beyond Basic Literacy: Reimagining Digital Inclusion & the Psychosocial Rails for Youth Productivity For years, the conversation surrounding digital inclusion across South Africa’s socio-economic landscape has been shaped around a single, persistent narrative: access. Progress has been measured by an increase in optic cables laid,

Why employee experience, community intelligence and accountable systems belong in the same conversation​

Why employee experience, community intelligence and accountable systems belong in the same conversation Written by Mx Kally Mabe, DEIB Expert and Director of the South African LGBT+ Management Forum What the dashboard cannot see  At eight in the morning, a workplace system records whether an

Unleashing Potential: How Sport-Driven Ecosystems Are Bridging South Africa’s Youth Talent Gap​

Unleashing Potential: How Sport-Driven Ecosystems Are Bridging South Africa’s Youth Talent Gap The sport industry is a significant economic driver in South Africa, contributing an estimate of between R50 billion and R133 billion to the country’s GDP, ranging from direct sport operations to broader related

Forging Your Own Path: How Banesa Tseki Built a Multi-Faceted Career on Wellness, Passion and Community

Forging Your Own Path: How Banesa Tseki Built a Multi-Faceted Career on Wellness, Passion and Community In today’s rapidly changing economic landscape, young professionals are increasingly called to redefine career success. Building a meaningful, resilient career isn’t about following a pre-written template. It is about

Reclaiming Agency: Courtney Koopman on Personal Branding, Youth Employability and the Politics of Belonging​

Reclaiming Agency: Courtney Koopman on Personal Branding, Youth Employability and the Politics of Belonging Between scrolling through perfect lives and social crises on social media, navigating the job market, adulting and facing the everyday pressures of life in South Africa, it’s easy to fall into

Show Up, Stand Out and Own Your Future: How Ntsako Mkhari Turns Passion into Purpose​

Show Up, Stand Out and Own Your Future: How Ntsako Mkhari Turns Passion into Purpose When sports journalist and broadcast anchor Ntsako Mkhari walks onto the field, he isn’t just covering a match; he is living proof of what happens when you dare to show