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SA’s Boardrooms Need A Makeover: Afrika Tikkun Calls For A Leadership Revolution This Women’s Day

15 August 2024 by Guest

“It’s Time to Stop ‘Manning’ Boardrooms, Women in Senior Positions Drive Transformative Change in the Workplace, says Afrika Tikkun. 7 AUGUST 2024, JOHANNESBURG: As South Africa prepares to commemorate Women’s Day, Afrika Tikkun calls for transformative change in the workplace, emphasising the urgent need for more women in senior positions. Leadership that is not only …

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