Defining new citizenship for South Africa & the fundamental values that will shape it - Foundation Office South Africa
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Introduction
Prof. Edith Raidt, Vice-Chancellor, St Augustine College of South Africa
Welcoming Remarks
Dr Michael Lange, Resident Representative, Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Setting the Scene: In Search of a New Citizenship
Prof. Edith Raidt, Vice-Chancellor, St Augustine College of South Africa
Civility in a Post-Apartheid Era: Tolerance is Not Enough
Dr Vincent Maphai, Board Chairperson, South African Broadcasting Corporation; Corporate Affairs Director, South African Breweries
Good Corporate Governance: A Fundamental Value for New Citizenship in South Africa
Mervyn King, SC and former Judge of Supreme Court
Defining a New Citizenship for South Africa: Culture, Diversity and Recognition
Dr Reverend Makhenkesi Stofile, Premier, Eastern Cape
The Sources of Citizenship: The Family and Civic Associations
Chief Rabbi Cyril Harris, Union of Orthodox Synagogues of South Africa
Competence, Character and Compassion as Values in Education
Professor Emmanuel Ngara, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Natal
Competence, Character and Compassion as Values in Education
Dr Neil McGurk, Director of Research and Development Unit, Sacred Heart College
Economics and Redistribution – the Role of Business: Can a Corporation be a Citizen?
Prof. Kenneth Goodpaster, University of St Thomas, United States
The Fight Against Poverty: Social Security, Job Creation and Responsibility
Prof. Anthony Asher, Director of Actuarial Studies, University of the Witwatersrand
Role of the Church in a Country of Religious Pluralism
Cardinal Wilfrid Napier, Archbishop, Durban
