‘The new economic dispensation should match the aspiration for economic freedom and the fulfilment of the highest ideals of our democracy.’
Rautenbach’s appointment to replace Daniel Mminele was criticised by those who saw it as a setback in racially transforming the bank
An alleged undocumented Congolese was appointed by the BMF, which is still reeling from rape charges against its suspended president
Government and public entities are too timid in their transformation drive and could do much more to raise black people from poverty
Empowering the poor should be what underlies every debate and policy adopted in South Africa
A lack of meaningful transformation will undermine the country’s progress and democratic order
As our old heroes Don Mkhwanazi and Lot Ndlovu would remind us, now is not the time to be complacent
The youth of South Africa need to heed these role models to rise up to the challenges that face them
There are still too few top positions filled by black leaders – we need to work tirelessly to change that
Defining human capital in an emerging market
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has voiced disappointment over "incorrect" public statements attributed to government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi.
Jimmy Manyi has rejected the public protector’s ruling that there had been a conflict of interest when he served in the Labour Department.
Black business must put the interests of South Africa first in coming to decisions at this week’s Black Business Summit, President Jacob Zuma says.
The Black Management Forum has left Business Unity South Africa, saying its flawed structure "outnumbered and suppressed the black business voice".
Business Unity SA has denied it is under pressure from BMF president Jimmy Manyi to appoint a CEO recommended by him.
Black Management Forum (BMF) president Jimmy Manyi has instructed Business Unity SA it to appoint a BMF candidate as its new CEO, it’s been reported.
In 1952, Dr HF Verwoerd, explained to Parliament that the introduction of a centralised system of influx control was a requirement.
Government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi on Sunday passed on most of his Black Management Forum responsibilities to deputy president Tembakazi Mnyaka.
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/ 11 February 2011
Public services minister brushes off Manyi’s ‘dismissal’ and knows nothing about his business roles
Jimmy Manyi taking over as head of government communications completes an overhaul that sees supporters of Jacob Zuma taking over top positions.
In a shock announcement on Wednesday, controversial labour DG Jimmy Manyi will take over top government spokesperson Themba Maseko’s job.
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/ 18 January 2011
The Black Management Forum on Tuesday added support to the move by government to prohibit abusive practices by labour brokers.
The aim of the BMF is not for the advancement of individuals but for all people.
Black Management Forum’s irrepressible president, Jimmy Manyi, has survived the latest attempt to boot him out of the presidency.
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/ 30 September 2010
A committee of senior Black Management Forum (BMF) members has called on the forum’s president Jimmy Manyi to resign.
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/ 14 September 2010
A study of the top 100 companies listed on the JSE, indicating that direct shareholding by BEE firms was as much as 8%, is misleading, the BMF says.
Moves to entrench Jimmy Manyi as president angers hands-on Gaba Tabane.
The Black Management Forum on Wednesday added its voice to attacks on the media, accusing newsrooms of double standards.
The Black Management Forum said that it "unanimously" supported its president, Jimmy Manyi, following his suspension as the Labour Department DG.
Labour Minister Membathisi Mdladlana has denied reports that an ultimatum was given to director general Jimmy Manyi to choose government and the BMF.
SA’s labour minister has instructed his director general Jimmy Manyi to choose between his job in government and his presidency of the BMF.
Newly elected Business Unity SA president Futhi Mtoba, has called the controversy around her appointment earlier this week "unfortunate".