Dr. Reuel J Khoza

Undermining the Constitutionmy problem is with the people proposing the changes. Revisit the document by all means if it will speed up transformation, but remember that the Constitution is meant to unify the nation and it embodies hard-won rights and our highest values. >My latest blog.

Leaderless movements – are they really leaderless? Leadership arises from the collective and is embedded in the nature of the movement. The dramatic Zulu dance may appear to be leaderless but in reality there are dance masters sharing the spirit of the dancers...
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My personal belief is that life, work and moral values are indivisible – particularly for those in positions of leadership. African humanism, or Ubuntu, is my compass, along with Christian values. In the current state of the world I believe that we must recommit humanity to a vision of shared destiny and collective effort for a better future. For decades, I have written and spoken about the vital universal message of Ubuntu for leadership in business and statecraft. Those in positions of authority must attune themselves to the wants and aspirations of stakeholders: that is the essence of ethical leadership. Explore this website freely and please comment on my blog!

 

Books


A deeply philosophical book explaining how the ethic of Ubuntu can transform business, statecraft and global leadership Guidelines for 21st century business drawing on the community consciousness of African humanism


How corporate governance principles should apply to state- owned enterprises for profitability and delivery

Groundbreaking monograph first published in 1994 proposing Ubuntu as a practical philosophy for our time

  A collection of essays, invocations and speeches entreating Africans to believe in themselves

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