<p>Host Babalwa Nonkenge wanted to impart financial education to her listeners in her mother tongue, isiXhosa, and it was her corporate network that helped her grow an audience for one of the very few indigenous language podcasts in South Africa. </p>

Host Babalwa Nonkenge wanted to impart financial education to her listeners in her mother tongue, isiXhosa, and it was her corporate network that helped her grow an audience for one of the very few indigenous language podcasts in South Africa.

1001 - SA Podcasters: Babalwa Nonkenge

Welcome to 1001, with me your host and executive producer Scheherazade. 1001 stories, conversations, words, ideas. We’ll just have to see but it’s the perfect podcast name – that just goes perfectly with Scheherazade doesn’t it? In 1001 we’ll continue to do what I’ve been doing for more than twenty years, giving a platform to voices from the Global South, that we hardly hear from. 

This season we talk to black, women podcasters in South Africa, about why they think women like them are not winning awards.

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Welcome to 1001, with me your host and executive producer Scheherazade. 1001 stories, conversations, words, ideas. We’ll just have to see but it’s the perfect podcast name – that just goes perfectly with Scheherazade doesn’t it? In 1001 we’ll continue to do what I’ve been doing for more than twenty years, giving a platform to voices from the Global South, that we hardly hear from. This season we talk to black, women podcasters in South Africa, about why they think women like them are not winning awards.

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1001 - SA Podcasters: Babalwa Nonkenge

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