To best understand the concept of socio-economic injustice it needs to be analysed through its composite terms. These are socioeconomics, social inequality and economic inequality.

To best understand the concept of socio-economic injustice it needs to be analysed through its composite terms. These are socioeconomics, social inequality and economic inequality.

To best understand the concept of socio-economic injustice it needs to be analysed through its composite terms. These are socioeconomics, social inequality and economic inequality.

To best understand the concept of socio-economic injustice it needs to be analysed through its composite terms. These are socioeconomics, social inequality and economic inequality.

MUSA Connect hosted an open session on the question of whether there is a need for social cohesion with the fragmented state of the South African society. The three speakers, experts on the matter, had the following contributions to make:

Ebrahim Rasool, highlights and presents an overview of the valuable role of strategic leadership, in relieving the distress of injustices and oppression.