Joko laughed at my patent nervousness as he lead me into the traditional Zulu gear stalls at Dalton Hostel - in Durban, South Africa.
get to the height or below that of other people. When entering a home, a person will sit down and … Continue Reading ›› 
the passageways.
The more community-based cultures, will always try and walk around people who are in conversation. They have grown up to believe that one never breaks the human bond between people who are … Continue Reading ›› 
We have thrown out a challenge to South Africans, to greet people in their own languages, so that they feel respected.
In order to make this easier, we have put together a list of common greetings, in South Africa.
I certainly hope that this helps.
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merely need to seek them out!
As one who has traveled amongst many diverse people around the world, it always surprises me when people have challenges with "diversity training."
I can see … Continue Reading ›› Team members often do not take the time to learn, or pronounce a colleague's name. This is hugely divisive, as my article will show...
Enjoy,
Brian Moore
The Incredible Relevance of Names and Naming:
"It is amazing how something as simple as a name has the potential for uniting … Continue Reading ››