SHOWCASING SA'S LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOLS

THREE decades after the dawn of democracy, South Africa continues to confront the structural inequalities inherited from apartheid.

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Few sectors carry as much responsibility in addressing this legacy as higher education. Over this period, MANCOSA has emerged as a transformative force by widening access, deepening relevance and producing graduates who shape both local communities and global enterprises.

Professor Zaheer Hamid, MANCOSA's Director: Chief Academic Officer, has often emphasised that: “Education is not simply about certification; it is about restoring dignity, unlocking agency and enabling meaningful participation in the economy and society.” This conviction has defined MANCOSA's trajectory since its establishment in the post-apartheid era – a time when thousands of capable South Africans were excluded from quality higher education due to historical injustice, geography or financial barriers.