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Craig Bailie

Craig Bailie

Craig Bailie holds a Master’s degree in International Studies from Rhodes University and a certificate in Thought Leadership for Africa’s Renewal from the Thabo Mbeki African Leadership Institute. He is the founding director of Bailie Leadership Consultancy.

The elections are our chance to redeem politics by voting for the collective good

The elections are our chance to redeem politics by voting for the collective good

Craig Bailie
21 Feb
Churches should welcome politicians as members and guests, but not as speakers of influence

Churches should welcome politicians as members and guests, but not as speakers of influence

Craig Bailie
04 Oct
Every South African should be concerned about the EFF’s singing of ‘Kill the boer, kill the farmer’

Every South African should be concerned about the EFF’s singing of ‘Kill the boer, kill the farmer’

Craig Bailie
10 Aug
The SANDF’s changing roles demand a change in its organisational culture

The SANDF’s changing roles demand a change in its organisational culture

Craig Bailie
25 Apr 2022
Servant leadership as a vital model for South Africa’s political leaders and their followers

Servant leadership as a vital model for South Africa’s political leaders and their followers

Craig Bailie
28 Feb 2022
Keeping it in the family: Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwere slips up in the nepotism stakes

Keeping it in the family: Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwere slips up in the nepotism stakes

Craig Bailie
27 Jan 2022
Military veterans holding government ministers hostage is not a sign of maturing democracy; it’s criminality

Military veterans holding government ministers hostage is not a sign of maturing democracy; it’s criminality

Craig Bailie
18 Oct 2021
Can there ever be such a thing as a good coup d’état? The short answer, in an ideal world, is No

Can there ever be such a thing as a good coup d’état? The short answer, in an ideal world, is No

Craig Bailie
07 Oct 2021
As elections loom, we must interrogate what Christian politicians mean when they call for ‘godly governance’

As elections loom, we must interrogate what Christian politicians mean when they call for ‘godly governance’

Craig Bailie
21 Sep 2021
The SANDF’s ingrained culture of secrecy and non-communication is counter-productive and anti-democratic

The SANDF’s ingrained culture of secrecy and non-communication is counter-productive and anti-democratic

Craig Bailie
24 Aug 2021
With SA democracy under threat, bridging the knowledge gap in civil-military relations is critical

With SA democracy under threat, bridging the knowledge gap in civil-military relations is critical

Craig Bailie
27 Jul 2021
Slain by soldiers: Collins Khosa’s death and the failure of the SANDF to embrace cultural evolution

Slain by soldiers: Collins Khosa’s death and the failure of the SANDF to embrace cultural evolution

Craig Bailie
08 Apr 2021

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