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Cara Bouwer

  • Journalist and Editor, Crazy Grape Media, Freelance
Johannesburg, South Africa
As seen in: LinkedIn, Business Report, Business Day, Destiny (magazine), Financial Management, Daily Voice (South Africa), Leader.co.za, FMessentials, MBA.co.za, Acumen Magazine
Editor, writer, journalist who will sing along to any rousing showtune while plotting seven letter Scrabble words ... and watching sport!
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South African Schools at a Crossroads

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By Nabila Mayet-Cassim, Gaye Crossley, Cara Bouwer
| Acumen Magazine
South African schools are navigating one of the most complex moments in their democratic history. Teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms, uneven infrastructure, and persistent inequality shape the daily reality of millions of learners. According to the Department of Basic Education, the national learner-to-educator ratio sits at approximately 33:1, far above OECD averages. In many under-resourced and rural schools, classrooms exceed 50 learners per teacher.
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Burnout Culture and the Silent (Feminine) Exit

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By Gaye Crossley, Cara Bouwer, Eugene Yiga
| Acumen Magazine
Dr. Sarah Babb, an adjunct faculty member at GIBS and a leadership development coach, says, “We require a greater understanding of the challenges women in the workplace are facing, and women themselves need to develop an awareness of this phenomenon.” The point of burnout Everyone in the workplace is at risk of burnout. Briony Liber, an executive coach to STEM professionals, believes that the problem is a systemic one.
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AI and the Future of Organisational Memory

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By Cara Bouwer, Eugene Yiga, Denise Mahlanga
| Acumen Magazine
Corporate memory has this in common with personal family histories: lives get busy and the process of recording oral history slips down the priority list until salient facts and everyday anecdotes fade away. This is why more than 50% of people surveyed by Ancestry.com and Ipsos don’t know the names of their great-grandparents. It’s why many organisations are sitting on untold volumes of data and documents but are still unable to create a meaningful repository of their own history.
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