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Guest: Yanga Duma, Founder & CEO: IF Insurance Intermediary
Some insurance products, such as life covers and funeral covers, have been known to be unfavourable underwritings in South Africa, resulting in high pricing. Our conversation follows the recent raid on eight major long-term insurance companies as part of the Competition Commission's investigation into alleged price fixing and collusion. We speak with IF Insurance to gain a better understanding of this industry and what affordable insurance product options are available. The financial advisory practice offers its clients financial planning services such as investment, retirement, and estate planning. The company can also help you find low-cost funeral insurance and life insurance.
The South African automotive industry is critical to the South African economy, and it is the continent's largest vehicle exporter. With a 0.58% market share in vehicle production, the country ranks 22nd in the world. Despite its success, there is no doubt that the automotive industry is lagging behind other sectors in its efforts to address gender imbalance. As we continue to observe Women's Month, we pause to consider the value of diversity, equity, and inclusion of women in the automotive industry. We are joined by key stakeholders in the automotive industry to help us better understand where opportunities for improvement may exist in terms of closing the gender gap and increasing diversity in the industry.
GUESTS : Namhla Mniki - Co-Chair of the Women Economic Assembly in South Africa, Jabulani Selumane CEO of Automotive Industry Transformation Fund
Asanda Luwaca is the first woman to sit at the head of the table at the National Youth Development Agency. The politics graduate from the University of Johannesburg, began her formal employment as an intern in the communications department at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection, and later moved to parliament to work as a researcher. She has been involved with community development way before her appointment as the chairperson of the NYDA.
Qualified charted accountant by profession (CA(SA)), did my articles with EY and was signed off in 2017. As I have a passion for leadership, I attained a strategic leadership certificate from GIBS in 2020. My love of motivating people through couching/public speaking led to me also attaining a transformation life coach certificate and a presenting certificate. To summarise I am a creative strategic leader whether in business or corporate and in my personal spheres of influence.
Guests - Asanda Luwaca-Chairperson of the National Youth Development Agency Contact
Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng
Carol Bouwer
Softvideo Productions, in partnership with NuMetro are proud to announce the exhibition of the much awaited documentary film “Ngubs – The life and times of Menzi Ngubane.” This film is to remind the World that there was once a LION roaming the households of South African and World as an ACTOR,ENTERTAINER, FAMILY MAN,SON , FRIEND and a BROTHER. It is proper that as the world celebrates artists who have passed on, the Menzi Ngubane's name is included and remembered in that list of luminaries.
The over 90-minute long Documentary Film production has been two years in the making and will be exhibited at Nu Metro cinemas across 6/7 cities of South Africa next week Tuesday.
GUESTS Siyabonga Zungu- Documentary Producer at SoftVideo Productions
Asanda Luwaca is the first woman to sit at the head of the table at the National Youth Development Agency. The politics graduate from the University of Johannesburg, began her formal employment as an intern in the communications department at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection, and later moved to parliament to work as a researcher. She has been involved with community development way before her appointment as the chairperson of the NYDA.
Co-host: Khuthadzo Mbedzi – Manana
Guest: Jennifer Moloantwa, CEO of the Water Research Commission
Guest: Dr Elson Ndobe, Gyanecologist at Tembisa Hospital
Guest: Ingrid Woolard, Contributor to the Stellenbosch Business School’s 2022 Women’s
Guest: Dr. Sisanda Bukele Nkoala Academic lecturer in the Media Department of the Faculty of Informatics and Design at CPUT
The University of South Africa (Unisa) will host the 44th Board Meeting of the African Council for Distance Education (ACDE) in Pretoria from tomorrow until Friday the 19th of August.The ACDE is a continental educational organisation comprising African universities and other higher education institutions, which are committed to expanding access to quality education and training through Open Distance Learning (ODL), including e-learning. This meeting will also see the conclusion of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Unisa and the Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU). The main thrust of this bilateral agreement includes pedagogical and scientific exchange of lecturers, researchers and students (undergraduate and postgraduate), teaching and training programmes as well as collaboration in many other areas.
GUESTS:Thomas Huma
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