06/09/2024
Over the past few weeks, I've had the honour of contributing to some impactful discussions at both the InspirHer event and the UJ Combating Corruption Summit 2024.
At the InspirHer event, we celebrated the incredible legacy of women who have paved the way for equality and empowerment in South Africa. It was a reminder of how far we’ve come, but also of the work that still needs to be done. We spoke about the power of community, the value of shared experiences, and how uplifting one another is key to continued progress. These moments of reflection emphasise how much we need each other to thrive and grow.
Fast forward to the UJ Combating Corruption Summit, where I was privileged to participate in a panel discussion on the legislative frameworks shaping the fight against fraud and corruption. The key takeaway? Combating corruption is not only a legal responsibility but a moral one that we all must own. Fraud and corruption tear at the moral fabric of our society, and our collective inaction only deepens societal inequalities. It's essential that we move from conversations to meaningful action.
Both events underscored the importance of collaboration—whether it's driving gender equality or fostering ethical leadership, we need to work together. By continuing these dialogues and sharing insights, we can move our respective fields and, indeed, the country forward.
Thank you to everyone who made these discussions impactful. Puleng for continuing our dialogue from the InspirHer event. My fellow panelists —Sandro Milo, Tracey Chockalingam, Yolande Joan Myburgh—who I spoke alongside 🙏🏽.
Here’s to the lessons yet to come, and to continued collaboration that shapes a better tomorrow.
