Seodi-White At 50. How Do We Contribute To A Better World?

In the quest make this a better world, lets choose to live 2021 purposefully. Taking each day as a step towards our goal. Never giving up but being hopeful all the time.

In episode I discuss the lessons drawn from the year 2020 COVID-19 experience. From our common humanity to the need for Africa to spearhead the making of a vaccine on HIV.

It is a great honour for me to share insights of my life in this episode as I'm reflecting on my choices, remembering my late mother and late sister, expressing hope for tomorrow and being grateful for life.

In this Episode Sibongile and I explore our grounding as African women lawyers who are feminists and our work that has spanned decades and how we intersected as pan Africanists and worked together. I also wanted to understand where Sibongile stands on the issue of feminist collusion with patriarchy. I first learnt about the dangers of such collusion from her in 2009. We also found out that our sense of social justice comes from our upbringing.

Although Geraldine has a good University Degree from Monash University in South Africa, she has chosen to become an entrepreneur. A departure from the norm in a country and continent which respects employment more than entrepreneurship. Hear her story.

Mwanja Nganjo has a passion for Africa and her website www.beingafricaninafrica.com is a platform through which many conversations are held on the subject. I wanted to learn more about the person behind this initiative and what are her thoughts? And in the process we had fun and we could both the feel the vibe of African sisterhood in the conversation.

In this episode I explain my consciousness arising as womens rights advocate and change agent and my view of some of the clawbacks we continue experiencing as women through the negative use of the internet.