Dr. Murendeni Liphadzi (PhD)

Murendeni Liphadzi (PhD) is a built environment scholar and researcher at the University of Johannesburg whose work sits at the intersection of the construction industry, decolonial theory, and Leadership. He continues to argue that South Africa’s developmental state issues are not only technical problems , they are also leadership ones.

BRICS Is Not Decolonisation: South Africa Must Turn Global Influence into African Agency

The recent BRICS summit in New Delhi offered South Africa a familiar diplomatic paradox: it can sit at the table where the rules of...

The 2026 Election Question No Party Wants to Answer: Who Actually Owns the Economy?

South Africa’s 2026 local government elections should force the country to confront a question more consequential than which party will control which municipality: who...

Jason Arday and the Unequal Burden of Academic Legitimacy

The death of Professor Jason Arday should not become another convenient weapon in the culture wars over race, diversity and academic merit. Nor should...

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