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Molefe Thwala uses his experience in the arts industry, as a tool to emphasize the importance of art as a method to preserve their developmental progress. He highlights the struggles faced by young upcoming artists and prominent artists in an industry that is misunderstood by the community.
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Women and girl empowerment is something that remains very important to not only communicate but actively demonstrate in society with meaningful results as evidence of empowerment. This week we chat to Mastseliso Photolo, founder of Lefurile Passion Project, who works with young girls and empowers them through providing holistic educational support including mentor support.
Meet Thebe Mohatle, former spokesperson of Kaizer Chiefs and Departments of Education, Social Development, and Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane. Mohatle is now a Director of the Homework and Career Guidance Centre in Protea North, Soweto. A center focused on a holistic approach to education.
With two episodes already up, the voices behind the podcast series thought it would be great to share with you a history of the series. Introduced are also the voices behind the work that you get to listen to every Friday.
We launch our first episode sitting down with Siya Fonds, Founder of Block 88 Concept Store in Maptela Soweto. Fonds is a man who does not mince his words when it comes to the subject of pop culture in Soweto. He has taken a bold step to pursue establishing an economic and educational hub for the young and old residents of Mapetla.
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