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<p>The organisation entrusted with the brand image of South Africa, has had its own image put to the test by its former CEO. Kingsley Makhubela &#8211; whose employment contract ended last month – has levelled corruption allegations against the organisation. Allegations that Brand SA denies. To get both sides of the story, CNBC Africa spoke with Brand SA Board Trustee George Sebulela and former CEO Kingsley Makhubela.</p>


Digging deeper into allegations of corruption at Brand SA

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<p>Joining CNBC Africa for a look at the impact of South Africa&#8217;s new leadership on business confidence is Kingsley Makhubela, CEO of Brand SA.</p>


Here’s what Ramaphosa needs to do to woo investors

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<p>Is South Africa’s mining industry ready to take full advantage of the 4th industrial revolution and how it’s altering mining operations globally? Kingsley Makhubela, CEO, BrandSA shares more on South Africa’s state of readiness at the 2018 Mining Indaba.</p>


Here’s how SA mining can take advantage of the 4th industrial revolution

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<p>South Africa has found itself under the dark cloud of political uncertainty and a sluggish economy which has resulted in a decline in business and investor confidence.</p>


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Digging deeper into allegations of corruption at Brand SA

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