Epilogue: the lives of our future leaders

The real beneficiaries of the dramatic change we have witnesses in South African are our children. The people who graduate today were only 10 years old in 1994. They were growing up increasingly wide-eyed at the opportunities that await them. Significantly they are largely uncorrupted by apartheid memories, untained by racial issues and proud to be South African. They are our future.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32866043
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Leadership and Management in Organizations
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Epilogue: the lives of our future leaders

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Leadership and Management in Organizations
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Epilogue: the lives of our future leaders

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Abstract

The real beneficiaries of the dramatic change we have witnesses in South African are our children. The people who graduate today were only 10 years old in 1994. They were growing up increasingly wide-eyed at the opportunities that await them. Significantly they are largely uncorrupted by apartheid memories, untained by racial issues and proud to be South African. They are our future.

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Leadership and Management in Organizations
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