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Kabous le Roux
Verified
Digital Content Producer, Primedia Broadcasting, CapeTalk
Cape Town
Beats
Social And Climate Justice , Health , Solutions Focused , Storytelling , Development
network systems, hardware
Content
By Kabous le Roux| Eyewitness News Verified In her quintessential book about the 1994 transition from apartheid to democracy ‘Anatomy of a Miracle’, journalist Patti Waldmeir shares an anecdote about Cyril Ramaphosa. She recalls how at the beginning of Codesa negotiations, the ANC and the National Party had made sure that the cards were stacked against Inkatha, by ensuring that Codesa’s 19 parties would make decisions by what was termed ‘sufficient consensus’.
By Kabous le Roux| Eyewitness News Verified The Tiger Brands listeriosis saga has emerged as a case study of crisis communications — largely, how not to do it. Six years later, the matter is still tainting the brand, as a class action lawsuit persists. Tiger Brands failed to ‘stop the harm’ and immediately take ownership and apologise for the outbreak. Increasingly, research shows that companies that confess to wrongdoing rather than fight it in the courts do better regarding reputation and their bottom lines.
By Kabous le Roux| Eyewitness News Verified In her quintessential book about the 1994 transition from apartheid to democracy ‘Anatomy of a Miracle’, journalist Patti Waldmeir shares an anecdote about Cyril Ramaphosa. She recalls how at the beginning of Codesa negotiations, the ANC and the National Party had made sure that the cards were stacked against Inkatha, by ensuring that Codesa’s 19 parties would make decisions by what was termed ‘sufficient consensus’.
Company Info
CapeTalk
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