The Western Cape's transport department recently launched The Blue Dot Project to address several challenges in the minibus taxi industry in the Western Cape, including improving service delivery for passengers.…
The taxi industry is painted with many negative stereotypical tropes, but it plays an important role in our economy and provides a key public transport service for millions of South…
“Dialogue is not an optional extra in South Africa, but an urgent imperative if we are to move into a non-racial future,” one of the sentiments shared by Archbishop Thabo…
The Click's hair debacle proved again how quickly common ground is disappearing amongst us as a country. Yes, the hair issue warrants a response and points to the need to change the race-based and stereotypical lenses through which we look at others in creating a home for all.
MORE than 15 years into democracy, discourse on diversity in the workplace continues to be fueled by political and social agendas. For many, transformation is still an issue of compliance, but evidence is mounting that inclusivity and diversity make strategic business sense and can increase competitiveness.
If national pride is measured in flag visibility, South Africa has surely blasted off the scales of the national pride barometer. The 2010 FIFA World Cup has been nothing less than a momentous success, and while some are concerned the current groundswell of patriotism will fizzle out into a listless hangover come the end of the tournament, there is much hope that the country, organisations and businesses can continue to leverage off it for years to come.
