Resilience in South Africa: Interview With Njabulo Sithole

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What is it like to be a resilient leader in South Africa? What are the cultural aspects and external factors that play a role? What is the meaning of Ubuntu philosophy, its key attributes, and what can we learn from that? In this episode, our guest is Njabulo Sithole, CEO of Resilience Institute South Africa. Connect with Njabulo LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/njabulo-sithole-0291012/

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