Divisions and internal battles have been intensified as Black Management Forum president Mpho Motsei retaliated against those he believes have been against the forum's progress.
The Black Management Forum (BMF) occupies a significant place in South Africa’s institutional memory.
Established in 1976, it has long carried the burden of black professional advancement, managerial leadership and transformation in corporate South Africa.
Beyond its historical significance, its relevance rests on the moral authority it claims in speaking about ethical leadership, accountability and institutional transformation.
That is why the current turmoil at the BMF matters beyond the organisation itself.
