Not enough has been said about women in sport
Read in Magazine The spotlight and narrative have both always been on men in professional sport, for obvious reasons. But are those reasons valid? Arthur Bwanakawa explores… The initial thought…
Turning Points
Read in Magazine BBQ Magazine is delighted to publish an extract from Bulelwa Mabasa’s book, My Land Obsession: A Memoir. I remember the feeling I had when I received the…
Leading the Charge for a New Generation of Powerful Female Leaders
Read in Magazine “To truly feel empowered, our young women must see that there is a future. That is why I do the work I do today – carving a…
Giving women a chance at realising their destiny
Read in Magazine The Finance and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority (FASSET) should be proud of the launch of their Women Legacy Leadership Programme. BBQ’s Ralph Staniforth sat…
Transforming the Real Estate Industry
BBQ magazine sat down with self-made real estate entrepreneur, Rali Mampeule who aims to bring new blood into the old veins of the real estate industry REAL estate entrepreneur, Rali…
Making a huge impact
How the Novare South Africa Impact Fund will target financial returns, and seek to attain measurable social impact during the devastating Covid-19 pandemic The launch of the Novare SA Impact…
Just Drip it!
by Maretha Botes Sixteen years of blood, sweat and tears, many failures and a hunger for success is what encouraged the founder of Drip Footwear to create a sneaker brand…
Black Excellence Leadership: A merger made in heaven
Dr. Simon Tati Mangcwatywa was born in Zamdela near Sasolburg one year after the Sizwe Medical Fund was created… and 45 years later he has the title “Dr” in front…
Born to lead
Read in Magazine Lintle Tsoake’s success story is an inspiration to young women in mining and construction Lintle Tsoake has blazed a trail in the male-dominated world of mining and…
The people’s mine
Read in Magazine It takes courage, faith and a whole lot of guts for a retrenched female engineer to head up a consortium of fellow retrenchees–along with the local community–to…
