Each term, the Management Leadership Development Program (MLDP) provides students the opportunity to reflect on their leadership experience and build the skills to be more effective leaders.

Today our group met with education activist Kate Houston and former director of South Africa's Public Prosecuting Office Bulelani Ngucka. Otherwise, time was dedicated to memo writing and soaking in our last full day together.

A busy day filled with new sights, new animals, and new treasures.

We embarked on a tour of Robben Island, the prison in which Nelson Mandela spent 18 years. After a rough boat ride back to Cape Town, we enjoyed lunch and spent the rest of the day working on our memo.

Under the shadow of Table Mountain, PBPL 85 sought to understand how official reconciliation – and the ANC's moral compass – went wrong.

After a restful night in Pretoria working on the memo, PBPL85 visited the U.S. embassy and said goodbye to Johannesburg. Up next is our final destination: Cape Town.

Concluding our time in Johannesburg, the group set out to South Africa's executive capital, Pretoria. In our first of two days in Pretoria, the group met with Roelf Meyer and others, as well as the Department of Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation.

Invigorated after our weekend at a bush lodge and yesterday's meetings across Johannesburg, the team of PBPL 85 students settled in for a...

After our weekend adventures in the Pilanesberg National Park (and near van breakdown on the return drive), the PBPL 85 class buckled down to get back to work.

While enjoying a weekend at the Kwa Maritane Bush Lodge located in Pilanesberg National Park, our crew of PBPL 85 adventurers embarked on two safari game drives.