African Renaissance Podcast

In conversation with Dr Judy Dlamini for a wide-ranging conversation about women, leadership, inequality, medicine, corporate South Africa and the challenges facing the country and the continent.
From the safety of women in South Africa to the barriers facing Black women in leadership, Dr Dlamini examines how history, inequality, institutional culture and leadership continue to shape people's lives.
Dr Judy Dlamini also reflects on her own experiences, the importance of understanding history, and why leadership should be viewed as a responsibility rather than simply a title.

Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi is in conversation with Ringo Madlingozi on 30 years since the release of his first album in 1996. From the origins of his distinctive sound and his early years in the Cape Flats to loss, survival, love, African unity and the changing South African music industry, Ringo reflects on the experiences that have shaped his music and career.
Ringo also reflects on the songs and albums that shaped his career, the experiences behind his music, and what it means to continue creating after three decades in the industry.

In conversation with George Galloway on South Africa, the anti-apartheid struggle, Nelson Mandela, international politics and the changing global landscape. Galloway reflects on his work with the ANC, the story behind Nelson Mandela’s 70th birthday celebration at Wembley Stadium, and the role international solidarity played in South Africa’s liberation struggle.

*The views expressed in this conversation are those of the participants and are shared to encourage informed discussion and critical engagement.*

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In conversation with Carol Steinberg SC on the Nugent Commission and its investigation into the governance, leadership and institutional challenges that affected the South African Revenue Service (SARS). Eight years after the Nugent Commission’s report, this conversation examines what happened inside SARS, why public confidence and tax morality became concerns, the changes that took place under Tom Moyane, and the role of external consultants in the transformation of the organisation.

"South Africa Is Heading for a Crisis by 2050"

In conversation with Dr Pali Lehohla, on the major questions shaping South Africa’s future, from the economy and education to demographics, intellectual capital, long-term planning and the challenges facing future generations. Drawing on data, historical context and scenario planning, Dr Pali Lehohla examines how South Africa’s current trajectory could shape the country by 2050 and beyond. The conversation also looks at the legacy of the 1976 generation, the state of education, demographic change, birth registration and the importance of building intellectual and economic capacity.