Celebrating iMbokodo and Adelaide Tambo’s legacy - The Mail & Guardian

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The life of the anti-apartheid heroine and servant of the people is an important lesson for how leadership can be reimagined.

Liberation heroes and heroines such as Adelaide Tambo leave us with the legacy of servant leadership and putting people first, the “Batho pele” principles. In response to a media interview question about how she would like to be remembered, Adelaide responded: “As a servant of my people.”

Adelaide’s actions are in line with what many scholars refer to as servant-leadership, which is used to describe the type of leader that prioritises being of service to their community before leading them.

is a useful leadership tool that all members of society can utilise and learn from. It means “life giving, life-sustaining and life-preserving” and also serves as a tool to deconstruct the prevailing patriarchal disparities that continue to exist in our country.

 

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