THE SMART NEWS SOURCE | Feb 10 2012 13:11 | LAST UPDATED Feb 10 2012 13:11
Articles about transformation

Tuks academic makes racism claim

Transformation battles continue at the University of Pretoria, as a professor makes allegations of harassment by management because he is black.

Race row at Tukkies hots up

A report to parliament cites discrimination in terms of bursaries and election to the alumni board at the University of Pretoria.

The difficulties of diversity

It was a challenging week for University of the Free State students visiting New York.

UFS Diaries of Change

The M&G has accompanied 116 UFS students to the US on a new leadership programme introduced after the notorious Reitz residence video.

Jansen: 'Come back changed individuals'

Vice-chancellor Jonathan Jansen encourages UFS students to try the unexpected ahead of their overseas trip.

SA struggles to meet land reform targets

SA has reversed gains in its goal of transferring 30% of commercial farmland to blacks by 2014 after aspirant farmers resold land bought for them.

Insurance groups need higher transformation growth

Prominent insurance providers need to review their approach to in-house training programmes, in order to meet key transformation goals.

Equity commision: Whites still rule top management

Whites occupy 73.1% of top management positions in SA, and it will be another 127 years before the black economically active population catches up.

Transformation towards excellence

Change is a process rather than an event.

From sports cars to slums: China's huge wealth gap

Li Fu is 29, owns five cars and has a diamond-encrusted cell phone. Wang Qingzhan is 44, works as a cleaner and lives with his family in a tiny room.

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Photos about transformation

Time for a new plan
South Africa needs a single developmental theory for sport in the country, says Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula, adding t...
Slow progress
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, pictured here during an anti-poverty conference in November last year, said on Thurs...
Outspoken
Athletics South Africa head Leonard Chuene says the nation's top sports officials are slack on transformation.
Honour
Guards march before a portrait of former Japanese prime minister Kiichi Miyazawa during his funeral in Tokyo on Tuesday....


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