Guest: Monde Ndlovu: Managing Director at the Black Management Forum (BMF)

At a B-BBEE symposium at the University of Johannesburg, Deputy Minister Seiso Mohai fired back at mounting criticism of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, arguing the public narrative is riddled with half-truths. His intervention lands as debates over transformation and growth intensify—and as flashpoints like Starlink’s stalled entry sharpen the stakes.

<p>Guest: Monde Ndlovu: Managing Director at the Black Management Forum (BMF)</p>
<p>At a B-BBEE symposium at the University of Johannesburg, Deputy Minister Seiso Mohai fired back at mounting criticism of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, arguing the public narrative is riddled with half-truths. His intervention lands as debates over transformation and growth intensify&mdash;and as flashpoints like Starlink&rsquo;s stalled entry sharpen the stakes.</p>

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At a B-BBEE symposium at the University of Johannesburg, Deputy Minister Seiso Mohai fired back at mounting criticism of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, arguing the public narrative is riddled with half-truths. His intervention lands as debates over transformation and growth intensify—and as flashpoints like Starlink’s stalled entry sharpen the stakes