Mindwalk
Legal in Cape Town

Our purpose is to play a role in the transforming landscape of South African business by providing tools that focus on bringing about meaningful change. Mindwalk (Pty) Ltd. is a consultancy that provides services to business organisations that are grappling with issues of change within their environments.

We offer dedicated BBBEE verification services as well as research services in empowerment. Mindwalk is the fulfillment of Anthony’s goal to run his own business that makes a positive contribution to change in South Africa. Anthony has a legal background, having the degrees of BA Honours, LLB from the University of Cape Town. Racine is passionate about social change and has a background in Social Science and research. She obtained her degree from the University of Cape Town. Verification is our core business but we also offer related services. You can call upon us if you need workshops or presentations on BBBEE and related issues. We offer research services into matters such as empowerment and job creation. We have done work for various government departments around the empowerment impact of job creation programs. BBBEE forms part of a broad legislative structure designed to bring about empowerment and transformation. Our background and experience enables us to provide insight into other related legislative and compliance matters. Also, when doing work for government bodies, you will be required to have a BBBEE certificate. This means that the push for BBBBEE is becoming greater rather than decreasing. Also, where businesses do undergo the verification process, the requirements have become stricter. What are some of the key changes that the revised Codes will bring about? The New Codes have changed the thresholds that determine the category of the business and consequently type of verification. While Procurement and Enterprise Development have merged into a broad Supplier Development element. These contributions may take various forms but typically involve cash grants to Not- for- Profit organisations serving disadvantaged communities. We are often asked about Socio-Economic Development Contributions and to whom such contributions can be made. There are many organisations working to make a difference; we have previously worked with the organisations described below and we believe that they are making a real difference in the communities that they serve. The South African Education Project (SAEP) provides educational support to learners in severely disadvantaged areas. Lack of access to early childhood development resources, under-resourced schools and poor teaching practices are amongst the many challenges that face South Africa’s educational system. Ikamva Labantu was established in Cape Town in the 1960’s to support vulnerable people in the severely deprived township communities. The organisation’s programmes focus particularly on preventative health care in communities, addressing poor literacy and numeracy levels through community learning and development and through the provision of resources that make living conditions more bearable in severely deprived communities.