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All posts tagged: South Africa
Words Matter: Rethinking the Language We Use Around Disability
Some say, “It’s just a word.” Maybe. But words have a funny way of shaping [...]
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Is your scorecard leaving points on the table?
You’re already investing in skills development. But are you getting the maximum B-BBEE value from [...]
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When a Global Crisis Comes Home
(Article #1 in the series “Running on Empty: Rethinking Learner Support in Economically Uncertain Times”) [...]
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Working With the System We Have, Not the One We Wish We Had
(Article #3 in the series “From Matric Myths to Meaningful Pipelines”) In the first article, [...]
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Did you know? The legacy qualification window closes in June 2026
For many employers, this creates an important planning decision — not a last-minute rush. As South Africa [...]
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Participation Isn’t Progress: Rethinking How We Measure Transformation
(Article #2 in the series “From Matric Myths to Meaningful Pipelines”) In the first article, [...]
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The Matric Illusion: Why the Pass Rate Tells Employers the Wrong Story
(Article #1 in the series “From Matric Myths to Meaningful Pipelines”) Every January, South Africa’s [...]
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Reasonable accommodation: why we still get it wrong
It’s National Disability Rights Awareness Month, which always brings me back to a question I’ve [...]
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No trust, no disclosure: rehumanising HR to unlock inclusion
The invisible reality South African companies have made real progress in diversity and inclusion. Employment [...]
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