Stories & Impact
A Case for Compliance: When the Bait Swallows the Fish
June 2, 2026 | by Thomas Chibatebate
“Organisations and workstations can no longer be permitted to be war theatres, and workstations active battlefields…” The Rise and Reign...
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How Leaders Create Organisations That Learn
May 26, 2026 | by Sukoluhle Mlambo
Many people assume that learning can be simply introduced into an organisation. A programme is developed, a workshop is set...
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Designing for Belonging, Not Just Completion
May 19, 2026 | by Tariro Makina
What does it feel like to walk into a room and immediately sense that it was not designed with you...
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Financial Literacy in the Workplace: Why Every Employee Should Understand Basic Finance
May 12, 2026 | by Michelle Chipinga
Financial literacy is a valuable skill that all employees should possess, regardless of their job title or department. In the...
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How Data Supports Learning In The Workplace
May 5, 2026 | by Lillian Muzavazi
In today’s workplace, information and insights play an important role in improving learning and development. Companies are no longer relying...
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Why Learning Cultures Matter More Than Training Budgets
April 14, 2026 | by Sukoluhle Mlambo
A common question in organisations is, “How much should we spend on training?” It’s an important question because budgets and...
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Do Fish Know They Are Wet?
April 7, 2026 | by Thomas Chibatebate
Let me take you back to an era before “Human Resources” was even a term most companies used. Genesis When...
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Building Credible Women Leaders: Where We’re Getting It Wrong
April 1, 2026 | by Thembe Khumalo
Let’s talk about skills gaps, leadership pipelines, and the “future of work.” We like those conversation, and we like to...
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Feedback as a Mirror: What Learner Responses Reveal About Culture
March 24, 2026 | by Tariro Makina
Whenever we run a programme at Lubuto, my favourite part is reading the feedback afterwards. This is not because it...
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The Role of Continuous Learning in Sustainable Organisational Growth
March 17, 2026 | by Sukoluhle Mlambo
Organisations often talk about growth as if it is purely a financial outcome. Revenue grows. Markets expand. Teams scale. But...
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The Importance, Use and Impact of Language in Education, Training, Learning & Development
March 10, 2026 | by Thomas Chibatebate
Allow me to open with a deliberate provocation. I have borrowed from Shakespeare’s Macbeth — one of the most canonical...
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The Table Is Tired — Let’s Talk About What Happens After You Sit Down
March 3, 2026 | by Thembe Khumalo
Is it just me, or are tables getting a bad deal these days? If it’s not men asking women what...
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Learning Is A System, Not An Event
February 27, 2026 | by Tariro Makina
Training days are exciting for many reasons. For some people, they are a genuine opportunity to widen their knowledge and...
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How African Values Influence Better Workplace Practices
February 17, 2026 | by Sukoluhle Mlambo
Many African workplaces find themselves in a tough spot. On one side, there are global business models that focus on...
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From Training as a Solution to Learning as a Question
February 10, 2026 | by Thomas Chibatebate
For years, many of us in training and development have believed that better qualifications, better programmes, and bigger budgets would...
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