Management Forum and Estate Agency Affairs Board. Business Operations He also operated at corporate level of companies in steel manufacturing, retail and communication sectors. He is involved in leadership of various worker controlled commercial initiatives operating in Azania and Zimbabwe with interest in facility management, property, logistics, risk management, management consultancy and micro-enterprise finance. Community Services Sbusiso served as a member of Community Policing Forum that is tasked with community oversight of South African Police Service with intention of stopping police corruption, prevention of police brutality, ensuring fair distribution of resource with conscious bias to working class areas and combat crimes directed to the African workers. Sbusiso is and has been involved in protracted campaigns against evictions in various informal settlements with the City of Johannesburg and City of Tshwane. Controversies The memorandum against the "US retaliatory strikes in Afghanistan" In October 2001, as a provincial organizer for PAYCO in Gauteng,"Leading about 2000 protesters, who converged on the Union Buildings in Pretoria, Payco provincial organiser Sibusiso Xaba handed the memorandum to Foreign Affairs spokesman Ronnie Mamoepa". The memorandum was against the "US retaliatory strikes in Afghanistan", one of the wars against terrorism by America in Afghanistan. "Cost of freedom vs cost of submission" In a document prepared for TalkZimbabwe titled "Cost of freedom vs cost of submission", Sbusiso writes on the freedom and self-determination of African people. But it is in the same documents where he called multi-national bodies like the United Nations Security Council "imperialist clubs". In the same document Sbusiso claims that "It has been for 3,000 years that integrationists among African leadership have condemned African people to slavery." Education Sbusiso holds the following qualifications: MSc: Technology Management (University of Pretoria) BSc(Hons): Applied Science (University of Pretoria) BTech: Industrial Engineering (University of Johannesburg) National Diploma: Industrial Engineering (University of Johannesburg) National Technical Certificate (Johannesburg Technical College) References 1973 births Living people University of Pretoria alumni University of Johannesburg alumni Pan Africanist Congress of Azania politicians