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Today, the first Black corporate director Rev. Leon Sullivan's legacy remains a model for Black activism in corporate governance.
(Archived document, may contain errors) 30 September 12, 1984 FOR U.S. FIRMS IN SOUTH AFRICA, THE THREAT OF COERCIVE SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES INTRODUCTION "I'm not here to keep American companies in South Africa." -- The Reverend Leon Sullivan' A voluntary code of corporate conduct for American firms with South African investments has turned into a bureaucratic quagmire and created a controversial backlash with major foreign and domestic policy implications.
Trinity Reformed Church has sat vacant and vandalized since 2014. Plans to convert the 100-year-old sanctuary into a vibrant neighborhood resource are now underway
As part of celebrating City Press’ 40th anniversary this year and Media Freedom Day, veteran editor and media executive Joe Thloloe speaks on the legacy of Percy Qoboza, whose editorship from 1984 during the total onslaught of the apartheid government defined the stinging voice of City Press.
When Christian investors focus solely on avoiding unethical causes, they miss a chance to build up good corporations and ministries.