Regent Business School

A moment of excellence. A journey of discipline. A stage she fully earned.

Congratulations to Dr Labo Zakwankuku Mantfombana Nkuku, 2026 DBA graduate at REGENT Business School.

Walking across the graduation stage was more than a ceremonial moment. It marked years of sacrifice, research, resilience and an unbelievable achievement at the highest level of academic excellence.

Her thesis, “Augmenting Business Accountability: A metric to indicate the return on investment in corporate social initiatives,” reflects her commitment to solving a critical challenge in Africa: the accountability gap in social investment.

Through her research, she developed the Outcomes Accountability Index, a framework designed to help organisations measure true impact, strengthen ESG reporting and move from storytelling to evidence-based accountability.

From small business owner to corporate leader, and now DBA graduate, Dr Nkuku’s journey is a powerful reminder that excellence is not accidental. It is designed, tested and earned.

Congratulations, Dr Nkuku. Your stage moment represents purpose, intellect and African leadership in motion.

Recognising signs of distress can make a meaningful difference in how we support those around us. Join REGENT Business School for an online session on Recognising Signs of Distress and Responding with Supportive Care, facilitated by James Sturdee, Psychological Counsellor.

This session will offer practical guidance on identifying when someone may need support and how to respond with care, respect and understanding.

Date: Thursday, 04 June 2026
Time: 14:00pm – 15:00pm
Venue: Online
Speaker: James Sturdee, Psychological Counsellor

Join here: https://lnkd.in/dxdvN-iU

They walked the stage, and their families stood proudly beside the moment. 🎓

Every smile, cheer and embrace reflected a journey shaped by support, sacrifice and belief.

Warehouses are changing, and so are the careers behind them. Collaborative robots, or cobots, are helping supply chain teams work smarter, improve efficiency and respond faster to growing operational demands.

For future SCM professionals, this means new opportunities in automation, data, logistics planning and human-technology collaboration.

Read more and see how the future of Supply Chain Management is taking shape: https://link.regent.ac.za/wr

The ladies brought elegance to the celebration. 🎓✨
Refined fits, proud smiles and confidence in every frame.

Directors and Entrepreneurs. One powerful Everest Leadership Training Simulation.

Women in the corporate business shared how the experience challenged their thinking, strengthened collaboration and brought real leadership lessons to life.

This is leadership development in action.

A powerful leadership experience with women who lead, create and influence.

REGENT Business School hosted the Everest Leadership Training Simulation for the Global Business Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, bringing together directors and entrepreneurs for a practical session on leadership under pressure.

Their reflections captured the value of strategic thinking, collaboration, the importance of teamwork and confident decision-making in real-world business environments.