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How low should financial inclusion & ownership go?
Voices are getting louder around the topic of financial inclusion and ownership in corporates.

by Hatch | Nov 18, 2020

Voices are getting louder around the topic of financial inclusion and ownership in corporates. These efforts aim to change the status quo, so that we can build an inclusive economy amid and post COVID-19. The conversation around equity ownership for lower level...

We are at war with ourselves
We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don't like to admit it.

by Ian Fuhr | Nov 18, 2020

In 1994, I wrote an article in which I stated that ‘the ‘eggshell issues’ of racial discrimination, bias, prejudice and stereotyping, until now far too sensitive to discuss openly, needed to become the subject of continuous debate at all levels of the organisation.’...

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?
South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

by Ian Fuhr | Oct 26, 2020

South Africa is currently in a race for hope. After the glory and expectations of 1994 and how we all collectively reached for the elusive dream of a Rainbow Nation, it’s painful to watch the overwhelming negativity and sense of hopelessness that has infused the...

We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don’t like to admit it
As a nation, we can’t heal ourself until we face race relations head on.

by Ian Fuhr | Oct 22, 2020

This article first appeared in print in The Star and Post and online as We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don’t like to admit it on msn news and I Am An Entrepreneur. In 1994, I wrote an article for The People Dynamics magazine. In it I...

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?
South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

by Ian Fuhr | Oct 22, 2020

South Africa is currently in a race for hope. After the glory and expectations of 1994 and how we all collectively reached for the elusive dream of a Rainbow Nation, it’s painful to watch the overwhelming negativity and sense of hopelessness that has infused the...

How low should financial inclusion & ownership go?
Voices are getting louder around the topic of financial inclusion and ownership in corporates.

We are at war with ourselves
We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don't like to admit it.

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?
South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don’t like to admit it
As a nation, we can’t heal ourself until we face race relations head on.

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?
South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

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How low should financial inclusion & ownership go?Voices are getting louder around the topic of financial inclusion and ownership in corporates.

We are at war with ourselvesWe are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don't like to admit it.

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don’t like to admit itAs a nation, we can’t heal ourself until we face race relations head on.

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

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How low should financial inclusion & ownership go?
Voices are getting louder around the topic of financial inclusion and ownership in corporates.

We are at war with ourselves
We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don't like to admit it.

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?
South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.

We are still a nation at war with ourselves, even if we don’t like to admit it
As a nation, we can’t heal ourself until we face race relations head on.

As a nation, how do we move from hopelessness to hopefulness?
South African mindsets need a fundamental shift if we are to revive hope in the future of our country.