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Welcome to Prosper Nation, a weekly column reshaping the narrative about SA's potential
The Star
|June 20, 2025
WELCOME to Prosper Nation, a weekly column dedicated to reshaping the narrative about South Africa's potential - and charting a new path to sustainable prosperity.
This platform is born out of a belief that our greatest national resource is not mineral wealth or coastal beauty but our people and our untapped collective ambition.
Each week, I will unpack the ideas, strategies, and stories that hold the power to turn South Africa into one of the Top 10 most prosperous nations on earth.
Why Prosper Nation and Why Now?
South Africa is brimming with potential. Yet we stand at a crossroads: high youth unemployment, structural inequality, and political fatigue have made many South Africans lose faith in our collective future. But I’ve seen what's possible when belief is restored.
In 2010, I had the honour of developing and leading South Africa's Brand Ambassador Campaign for the FIFA World Cup™ - a campaign that would go on to earn the highest visitor brand score in the history of the tournament. We achieved that by doing something profound: uniting South Africans behind a shared story of excellence and possibility.
We told the world we were ready - and then proved it.
That campaign taught me that prosperity is not just GDP or job statistics. Prosperity is belief in action. When people believe in their country, their leaders, and their role in the future, they build with conviction.
The 2010 Leadership ROI
Hosted by South Africa, the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ was a shining example of what can be achieved when all members of a team, in this case the entire country, pull together behind a single vision and a common goal.
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