Step into the world of a captivating dialogue as Mologadi Kekana sits down for an exclusive interview with Phumelela Malaza. In this engaging conversation, she uncovers insightful perspectives and delve into the extraordinary journey of Phumelela’s leadership experiences.
As a leader and activist in the fight against gender-based violence, how…
Magwinya, also known as vetkoek, has a long history in South Africa and is a popular dish among many South Africans. Over time, magwinya became a staple food for many people in South Africa, particularly those in townships and rural areas. It was a cheap and easy food to…
As someone who had sangomas (traditional healer) as grandparents, the idea of natural and alternative medicine has never been entirely new to me. The older I become, the more confident I am about traditional, natural and alternative routes for healing. My upbringing in Pretoria, South Africa gave me a…
According to the world health organization, by the end of 2020, there were an average of 37.7 million people living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Of those people estimated to have HIV, over 25.4 million were from the African region.
Today I had the privilege to chat with a…
As I write this my recent Vogue UK has just been delivered to my doorstep with power house change maker Malala on the cover. To say that Malala has forever changed the idea that young people cannot change the world is an understatement. In her years since she started…
.For millions of people around the world, the next couple of years will not be easy. With lots of countries recording high unemployment rates. It can feel like the bad news just keep coming. Which is why for our first interview I had the honor of chatting to my…
An interview with DR Kirti Patel-Boosi
Its hard to ignore gender-based violence. Where ever you look these days, there is something on the news; on social media or in your vicinity that reminds you how vulnerable women are. With a global pandemic that is affecting us all and forcing us…