A year of redemption, purpose and becoming
9 January 2026
THE arrival of a new year often comes with familiar rituals – resolutions scribbled with optimism, promises made quietly to oneself and an unspoken hope
THE arrival of a new year often comes with familiar rituals – resolutions scribbled with optimism, promises made quietly to oneself and an unspoken hope
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‘Fresh leadership does not automatically guarantee better governance. But the possibility of change keeps leaders accountable. When there is a clearly defined end point, leaders
“What characterised a work of art is that it gives us a sense of our own life in all its colours.” – Henri Matisse DEAR
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DEAR leaders, In a world characterised by rapid technological advancement and shifting socio-economic landscapes, the concept of transformational leadership has emerged as a beacon of