Meet Prince Mashele - Integris, Independent; Antidote to confusion-wracked SA

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The emergence of public intellectual Prince Mashele as a voice of reason continues gathering momentum. A voracious reader and writer his assessment on political developments are prized both locally and abroad. He spent an hour with BizNews editor Alec Hogg unpacking matters of a personal and professional nature. The result is a moment of clarity for those seeking context on the chaos being wrought by political leaders who are wanting. Mashele is a late inclusion in the lineup of presenters for BNC#7.
13 Feb 7AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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