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Some leaders speak loudly about success. Others speak quietly about responsibility. Zakhele Mkhize belongs firmly in the second group.

Widely respected in South African business circles, he is not someone who usually seeks the spotlight. In fact, this conversation with Saray Khumalo is the first podcast he has ever recorded.

Zakhele is a Chartered Accountant, entrepreneur and founder of Entsika Consulting, a black-owned advisory firm he established in 2009. Over more than two decades he has built and led businesses across multiple sectors while advising organisations in both the public and private sectors.

Born in rural KwaZulu-Natal, Zakhele worked from a young age to help support his family. He credits education with changing the trajectory of his life and today holds a BCom, BCom Honours, MBA from GIBS and a Master of Divinity, and is currently completing a Doctorate in Business Administration.

In this episode of When Shift Happens, Zakhele reflects on responsibility, humility and what leadership really asks of us. It is a thoughtful conversation about stepping up when the moment calls for it, and about the kind of leadership that grows from character rather than recognition.

When Shift Happens explores how people respond when life shifts beneath their feet and what those moments reveal about resilience, purpose and leadership.

Listen first on jacarandafm.com under JacPod, or wherever you get your favourite podcasts, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

Follow or subscribe so you do not miss an episode. Saray's website

Food is one of the most basic human needs, and now, thanks to Good Morning Angels and our amazing donors, it is one less thing Dimpho Mpeke has to stress about while completing her internship to become a clinical embryologist. GMA webpage

What does real leadership look like when your identity, purpose and certainty are shaken? In this episode of When Shift Happens, Saray Khumalo speaks with Khensani Nobanda, Group Chief Marketing Officer at Nedbank, about the deeply personal shifts that reshaped how she leads, lives and defines success.

Behind one of Africa’s most respected executives is a story of profound loss, difficult decisions and the courage to rebuild from within. Khensani shares how stepping away from her career after her brother’s death, and later navigating further personal tragedy, forced her to confront who she was beyond her title and what kind of leader she wanted to become.

This conversation offers powerful lessons for leaders navigating uncertainty, pressure and change.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why authentic leadership begins with self-awareness

• How personal adversity can reshape your leadership style

• Why vulnerability builds stronger, more trusted teams

• How to separate your identity from your job title

• What it means to lead with purpose, not position

Khensani’s story is a reminder that leadership is not defined in moments of control, but in how you respond when everything shifts. More about Episode 1 · Saray's website

Miki Jovanovic was born with a condition called congenital bilateral fibular hemimelia, which means that the lower parts of her legs did not form properly.

Her legs were amputated below the knee when she was just over a year old, and since the age of three, Miki has used prosthetics to increase her mobility.

The Good Morning Angels Fund assisted Miki with her fundraising efforts for proper prosthetic limbs, contributing R50 000 per limb.

That is the full R100 000 she still needs to achieve her 30th birthday challenge. GMA webpage

Before she could ask others how they navigated change, Saray Khumalo had to live it herself.

In this opening episode of When Shift Happens, Saray shares her personal story in her own words and reflects on the moments that shaped her leadership, her resilience and her purpose.

This is the foundation of the podcast and why it exists.

From next week, Saray sits down with leaders, professionals and change-makers to explore what happens when life shifts and what it takes to rise.

When Shift Happens is a JacPod Original podcast, co-produced by Jacaranda FM.

New episodes every Monday. Saray's website

Young stroke survivor Phumza is ready to resume her life thanks to help from Good Morning Angels. The Good Morning Angels Fund will assist Phumza with the R50,000 she requires to continue her therapies this year and restore her health. GMA webpage

Three times, Mount Everest turned Saray Khumalo back. Avalanche. Earthquake. Injury. On her fourth attempt, she reached the summit and became the first Black African woman to do so.

When Shift Happens is a new podcast about navigating change, resilience and rising under pressure. Hosted by Saray Khumalo, the series explores what to do when life shifts unexpectedly and how leaders respond when the stakes are high.

Launching 23 February 2026.

Follow or subscribe now so you do not miss Episode 1. Saray's website

From the funds raised for Good Morning Angels through LottoStar's Santa's Stash competition, we will assist Operation Healing Hands to help four people get their life-changing surgeries. GMA webpage

From the funds raised for Good Morning Angels through LottoStar's Santa's Stash competition, we will assist Operation Healing Hands to help four people get their life-changing surgeries. GMA webpage