Racism in the workplace is a sad reality, but employers should eradicate it when it occurs, writes Rich Mkhondo.
MTN’s calculated risk in 2005 looks set to pay off handsomely over the next few months, writes Rich Mkhondo.
When my wife accidentally dropped her laptop and broke the screen, we took it to our local computer store for the screen to be replaced. Instead of sending it to ...
America’s founding president, George Washington, in the estimation of many historians, was one of the best because he hated patronage, favouritism and nepotism and ...
We live in a country with immense opportunity and a deep history of racism. Like other countries, our Rainbow Nation has a flaw in its societal fabric.
When former US president Bill Clinton signed the African Growth and Opportunities Act (Agoa) into law 14 years ago, he offered incentives for African countries to ...
We demand and accept humility in our leaders. We want our leaders to have almost saintly humility.
Nelson Mandela always had a joke or a quick quip for those he met, regardless of how busy he was, writes Rich Mkhondo
If we are to eradicate this scourge, we must endeavour to avoid impulses of contempt and rather embrace honesty and respect
While prejudice still exists on the pitch, it’s on its way out. In the future, spectators will not see an athlete’s colour, only his talent.
Hosting the World Cup promised not just the excitement of the event, media exposure, influx of tourists, economic bonanza and infrastructure projects, but also the ...
When the US women's soccer team beat China 5-4 in a penalty shootout to win the Women's World Cup, about 90 000 people, including President Bill Clinton, jumped ...
Critics of US Vice-President Al Gore claim that he has threatened sanctions if South Africa manufactures low-cost generic AIDs drugs. Gore's aides argue that protectionist ...
