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The ANC confirms its support for BEE – now what? Or more accurately – SO WHAT!!

It is a tragedy that the ANC and its secretary general get any press at all.  It has been years since the ANC was vaguely relevant.  What is amusing though is the level of Cyril-bashing that we are seeing more regularly in the press.  Vernon Wessels did not spare any niceties in his recent editorial […]

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Let’s say you wanted to report fronting to whoever and you don’t know what to do – why didn’t you ask me first?

As is the blogger's wont, we love to create improbable scenarios that cover as many possible fronting incidences. South Africa loves racism, the anc loves racism the most because it gives them license to hide behind their own incompetence and malfeasance.   Almost every case that I'm aware of that the BEE Commission has investigated has

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The Lift Up Lab Foundation Workshop takes place on 15 November.

This is the second workshop we are hosting.  The one in Cape Town was very well attended.  We had a blast presenting it.  You're in for a treat at the Gauteng event because Rudolf Rautenbach is actually presenting this time, not MC'ing.  And our very good friend Howard Rybko, fresh from his business excursion in

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What Neanderthals can tell us about graphite – introducing neanDNA (TM)

For those who don't know, the correct pronunciation is neanderTALL.  Two articles have come to light.  The first one was written by Gabriel Crouse and was published in the Daily Maverick.  In the article Mr Crouse argues (not incorrectly) that the proposed 20,000 ill-qualified labour inspectors who will inspect, amongst other things, compliance with the Employment

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Emulation leads to innovation, this applies to the workplace as well

All of us are a product of emulation. We learn to perform almost every function by copying someone. We’ve been doing this since we were infants. By the same token everyone of us are in fact capable of training other people to perform functions that we are competent in. Training each other is one thing,

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