Cant find it, civil engineering coupled with some other economics qualification is rather good and suited IMO.
He holds no econ qualifications whatsoever. Therefore, Trevor Manuel is not qualified for his position. Period.
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Cant find it, civil engineering coupled with some other economics qualification is rather good and suited IMO.
He holds no econ qualifications whatsoever. Therefore, Trevor Manuel is not qualified for his position. Period.
He holds no econ qualifications whatsoever. Therefore, Trevor Manuel is not qualified for his position. Period.
Dude this link here! http://www.anc.org.za/people/manuel.html!!
This is a vague outline on Mr Manual. where he started and where he is now.
The capitalist system thrives on exploitaition and self realisation. We need policies to put on the breaks on these things especially in country with a history of institutionalised discrimination and exploitation. The reality of our country is that whites hold the economic power and blacks hold the political power. Econmic power cannot be transfered in a capitalist environment without a bit of political intervention. Remember under capitalism the rich become richer and the poor become poorer. In other countries this is a class debate but in our country it's inevitably a race debate because different classes based on race were created by apartheid.But when we can eliminate some of them rather than promote them, then we should.
The capitalist system thrives on exploitaition and self realisation. We need policies to put on the breaks on these things especially in country with a history of institutionalised discrimination and exploitation. The reality of our country is that whites hold the economic power and blacks hold the political power. Econmic power cannot be transfered in a capitalist environment without a bit of political intervention. Remember under capitalism the rich become richer and the poor become poorer. In other coutries this is a class debate but in our country it's inevitable a race debate because different classes based on race were created by apartheid.
Another government website : http://www.info.gov.za/leaders/ministers/finance.htm
* Elected by the World Economic Forum as a Global Leader for Tomorrow (January 1994).
* Awarded the Africa Prize by the German Africa Foundation, jointly with the then South African Minister of Finance, Derek Keys (September 1994).
* Named Euromoney's African Finance Minister of the year (1997).
* Inducted as a member of South African Academy of Engineering (February 2001).
* Honorary Doctorate of Commerce from University of Stellenbosch (December 2001).
* Honorary Doctorate of Commerce from University of the Western Cape (13 March 2002).
* Honorary Doctorate of Technology from Technikon South Africa (15 November 2002).
* Honorary Doctorate of Technology from Peninsula Technikon (16 March 2002).
* Honorary Doctorate of Economics from University of Natal (02 April 2003).
* Honorary Doctorate of Technology from Free State Technikon (2003).
* Honorary Doctorate of Law from Rhodes University (2006).
* Presidential award by the Institute of Personnel Magement (IPM), Johannesburg (2October 2006).
* Management Excellence Award (MANEX) by Wits Business School (5 October 2006)
You should be honored!! I am!
It's only an award. Many many people have received similar awards. Often it is bestowed by the university as part of a publicity stunt. The award is really just there to stroke the recipients ego while getting a popular person "associated" with the institution. It actually means nothing.Its still recognition for something.
Who else has more?
I don't know what the exact affirmative action quotas are but for a company that employs 50 or less people, affirmative action does not apply. Which means that all those 50 employees can be all white. If you don't count the tea ladies and cleaners, I don't think you need to go far to find companies like that.Wise words indeed. We are starting to get onto the same page here
I still stand by the comments that I have already made though.
Qualified people with the same education should be exposed to the same treatment when applying for a job, unless there are extraordinary circumstances like a company still being all white. Something which is not every likely in 2007 South Africa.
If you're not a liberal when you're 25, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative by the time you're 35, you have no brain.
aren't those in recognition of some achievement or contribution...? sort of like the knights and the sirs and the dukes and all that english crap...Hehe. I knew he would quote that. You don't have to do anything to get one of those! Sorry man.
aren't those in recognition of some achievement or contribution...? sort of like the knights and the sirs and the dukes and all that english crap...
I don't know what the exact affirmative action quotas are but for a company that employs 50 or less people, affirmative action does not apply. Which means that all those 50 employees can be all white. If you don't count the tea ladies and cleaners, I don't think you need to go far to find companies like that.
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Hi JK8,
Interesting sig, it reminds me of a quote by Winston Churchill:
Of course, he was talking of British politics.
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