Unlike traditional strategic models born in the West, practising strategy in Southern Africa requires a "strategy-as-practice" approach. This perspective moves away from seeing strategy as something an organization has and toward something that people do. In the Southern African context, this involves navigating diverse workforces, managing stakeholder expectations in developing economies, and adapting to volatile currency and policy shifts. Key Pillars of the Southern African Strategic Framework
Companies operating in Southern Africa must contend with fluctuating exchange rates, high inflation in certain countries, and systemic economic disparities. Strategic management in this context involves building resilience, managing risks proactively, and finding growth in volatile environments [2]. 2. Diverse Cultural and Social Landscape Unlike traditional strategic models born in the West,
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