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The most critical issues facing managers in South Africa today

G. Maritz
Acta Commercii | Vol 2, No 1 | a14 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.4102/ac.v2i1.14 | © 2002 G. Maritz | This work is licensed under CC Attribution 4.0
Submitted: 05 December 2002 | Published: 05 December 2002

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G. Maritz, Anglogold Ltd, South Africa

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South African managers today find themselves squeezed between juxtapositions, such as international competition and simultaneous skill development programmes to combat illiteracy. A second example is high unemployment and the concurrent shortage of IT specialists. Affirmative action has led to troublesome labour relations. HIV/AIDS has an enormous impact on business and must be managed. South African managers need to change their managerial approaches to cope with the increasing demands of this country. Managers must be aware of the realities facing them and know how to turn them into potential growth opportunities for their organisations and South Africa as a country.

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