Msizi Myeza
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 19, 2026
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MSIZI MYEZA | Are village malls indicators of growth or instruments of modern-day slavery? (opens the original)
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In the past two decades, we have seen the proliferation of shopping malls and convenience centres in townships such as Mabopane, KwaMashu, Protea and Dobsonville, and rural villages such as Tshakuma, Umsinga and Mbazwane. Proponents of such developments argue that shopping malls act as vital engines driving economic development, modernisation and integration of rural areas into broader market economies. They contend that many shopping malls serve as a compelling barometer for the health and expa
MSIZI MYEZA | The cost of leadership in the public sector (opens the original)
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Leaders who expect fair treatment and universal support unfortunately set themselves up for disappointment. Leadership is commonly celebrated for its rewards: authority, recognition and the ability to influence others. However, the hidden and substantial price that comes with wearing this mantle is frequently overlooked or misunderstood, even by those who aspire to lead or support leaders. One of the most fundamental and challenging aspects of leadership is the experience of being misunderstood
MSIZI MYEZA | Local projects crucial for lasting socio-economic impact (opens the original)
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In South Africa, infrastructure-driven growth and integrated development concepts are engraved in the Reconstruction and Development Plan (RDP). The RDP serves as a cornerstone policy that underscores not only the importance of rebuilding and restructuring our nation post-apartheid but also provides an ambitious path towards equitable economic development and social cohesion. At its heart lies the recognition that infrastructure is a pillar for sustainable growth, functioning as the backbone tha
MSIZI MYEZA | How to reclaim our cities and restore urban safety (opens the original)
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The transformation of urban life — once celebrated as a beacon of progress, opportunity and rich cultural vibrancy — has taken a troubling and dangerous turn. Today, many of our cities and towns are facing a crisis that threatens the very foundations upon which they were built: economic opportunities, safety, community and social cohesion. The urban landscapes that once symbolised hope and advancement are now increasingly being described in grim terms — as indoctrinated, multicultural hellscapes
MSIZI MYEZA | Skilled professionals needed to fix municipal infrastructure decay (opens the original)
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Municipal infrastructure is the backbone of effective service delivery, underpinning essential utilities such as clean water, sanitation, electricity, transportation and waste management. Beyond functionality, well-designed and maintained infrastructure is pivotal to economic vitality, improving quality of life and promoting equitable growth, all foundational goals of South Africa’s vision for a prosperous, inclusive society. Moreover, ethical conduct is the bedrock on which our credibility and
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