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Decolonising the workplace

Brian Mhlanga

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One way to solve Africa’s problems is to decolonise the solutions.Photo:istcok

One way to solve Africa’s problems is to decolonise the solutions.Photo:istcok

Over the last few years, there has been a huge influx of people who have had to attend to their ancestral callings, causing a major disruption for employers. Yes, it is something a whole lot of people are unfamiliar with, but this is our reality as Africans.

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