On this episode i am joined by poet and writer Sanaa_shy to talk more about how other people use others as the ladder to get to the top. Join the conversation by commenting in the comment section and also on social media by using #shemattersbysharmainem

In this week's episode we talking all things cohabitation? We get to share our experiences and opinions. I've featured a poet Sanaga Shai to share more light on Vat and Sit

This week on SheMatters we Reviewing one of my favorite books, Meeting Your Power by DJ Zinhle and Nokubonga Mbanga. This book talk about how the power lies in you.

This week on SheMatters we talking all about education and the struggle student leaders face during protests. I'm joined by former SRC President at Wits and News Reporter Sisanda Aluta Mbolekwa to talk more about this.

Yay! We are back. In this episode we are featuring a woman who got married too young to escape poverty, an entrepreneur and Author of I Lived by not Living, Fikile Simelane. Fikile shares her story on how she got married young and also what led her to leaving her marriage. Follow Shematters on Instagram and Facebook @shemattersbysharmaine_m

Yay! It's been an amazing season one, but unfortunately we've come to the end of the season. In this episode we talking about power of women. I've invited entrepreneur, Philanthropist and Author of Get Up Woman Lesedi Mamatela to talk about power of women. Till we meet next season don't forget to Share SheMatters with everyone that matters to you. Mxwaa!!!

In today's episode we talking about sex cults and how it affects women. I am joined by a lady who's friend was exposed to sex cults. Let's hear how this situation changed her life.

Have you ever wondered why women hate each other this much? Why as women ain't we supporting each other? Well in today's episode we tackle all thing women hatred why women hate each other.

This week we are joined by Founder of Snobbery clothing label. Mentorship is very important to the youth.

In this episode of SheMatters podcast we talking about Gender based violence. I've invited a friend of mine to tackle this issue of GBV that is a very big issue in our country. As men what went wrong? Stay tuned to hear men views on Gender Based Violence