Leigh-Anne Williams chats Thinathi Nombewu about becoming CEO of the music distribution company, ZOJA, at just 24 year old. She also starred in the upcoming series "Izinja zeGame” and will be featuring as an extra on the next season of “Blood and Water”. She shares more about how her journey shaped her into the woman she is today.

Dr Seithati Molefi, deputy chief of party at Right to Care, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how South Africa’s women bear the brunt of HIV stigma. She shares more about how “HIV prevention is key to achieving a decrease in HIV infections, mortality and deaths". 

Yoscha Uren, a fully qualified Skincare Therapist, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about her passion for skin and micro-needling. She shares more about the process of micro-needling, what you can expect and how being a mobile therapist has helped her to change the lives of her patients and become more accessible too. 

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Mercia Horn - the first black female General Manager of a freestanding hotel, Sky Hotel Cape Town. She talks about her journey from being a nightshift waitress and cleaner to where she is today, and shares some positive words of wisdom on how you should always go after your dreams despite the obstacles that you will encounter.  

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Lucé Pretorius, a qualified social worker and South African Association of Social Workers in Private Practice (SAASWIPP) member, who became involved in 2016 with an intervention called ‘This Lady Can’ – an international support group (comprising of 40% South Africans) that offers assistance, comfort and compassion to survivors dealing with their experience of sexual abuse and rape. She explains more about this powerful intervention that offers assistance, comfort, and compassion to survivors dealing with their experience and the problems that arise as a result of it.

Bongiwe Malope, a Health Nurse and Entrepreneur, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about her 2007 car accident that injured her spinal cord and resulted in her using a wheelchair while she was working as a nurse. She explains how just eight month later, we went back to work, and in 2017 decided to pursue her dream of owning a private clinic where she established Asiphileni, which is fully accessible to wheelchair users and offers primary and occupational health care services.

Zoie Health Technologies is South Africa’s first digital women’s health and wellness clinic – created by women, for women, with a unique understanding of women’s health issues. This was started by two brave female African entrepreneurs, Thato Schermer and Dr Nonhlanhla Sitole, this month. 

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Thato Schermer about what Zoie Health is all about and how people can get in touch with their services. 

Palesa Mokomele, Head of Marketing and Communications at DKMS (previously known as The Sunflower Fund) chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about Sunflower Day, their new campaign, Tube of Hope (TOPE), and how people can become a organ donor too. 

Financial Wellness Coach, mom, and author Jean Archary has produced a children’s book called Mrs Spiggles and Her Money Tales which shares important money messages with children and aims to set them on a path to financial wellbeing in the future. She chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the importance of financial education for children and what to expect from her book. 

While women have been largely underrepresented in the trading industry, female participation in online trading is on the up, signifying a welcome change in the previously male-dominated arena. Dany Mawas, Regional Director at INFINOX, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the importance of this change and how women can educate themselves in this ever-growing industry.