VOW is a campus-based community radio station operated broadcasting from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. The station has a variety of music and talk show that reflect the life of the youth, students, politics and tackles social issues.

VOW is a campus-based community radio station operated broadcasting from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. The station has a variety of music and talk show that reflect the life of the youth, students, politics and tackles social issues.

in conversation with Chairperson of Africa4Nuclear Nomso Kana during the Nuclear Re-Imagine event held at University of the Witwatersrand

In conversation with head of energy leadership Centre at Wits business school professor David Phaho during the Nuclear Re-Imagine event held at University of the Witwatersrand

In conversation with NRWDI CEO, Riedewaan Bakardien during the Nuclear Re-Imagine event held at University of the Witwatersrand

In conversation with deputy minister of Energy and Electricity Samantha Graham-Marѐ Deputy Minister of Energy during the Nuclear Re-Imagine event held at University of the Witwatersrand

In conversation with Barbra Masekela, Educator, poet, writer and activist

Khanyisile Yende is in conversation with Educator, poet, writer, and activist Barbra Masekela discussing how to maintain femininity and work in grace.

This is discussion took place during a Gautrain Management Agency in collaboration with the Wits Business School and Gordon Institute of Business Science Women Leading Knowledge’ breakfast event.

In conversation with: Lerato Mokoena, Specialist for Talent Management, Acquisition and Organizational Design at Gautrain

Khanyisile Yende is in conversation with Specialist for Talent Management, Acquisition and Organizational Design at Gautrain Discussing the art of persuasion Lerato Mokoena.

This is discussion took place during a Gautrain Management Agency in collaboration with the Wits Business School and Gordon Institute of Business Science Women Leading Knowledge’ breakfast event.

In conversation with Leonie Grobler, Director of Executive Education at Wits Business School and Ntombi Meso, Multi-Award-Winning Radio Broadcaster: Women Leading Knowledge

Khanyisile Yende is in conversation with the Director of Executive Education at Wits Business School Leonie Grobler and broadcaster Ntombi Meso.

This is discussion took place during a Gautrain Management Agency in collaboration with the Wits Business School and Gordon Institute of Business Science Women Leading Knowledge’ breakfast event.

The South African depression and anxiety group says teen suicide is becoming more common every year in South Africa. In South Africa 9% of all teen deaths are caused by suicide. The fastest growing age is young people under 35, specifically female suicides which peak between 15 to 19 years!

Breaking Ground reporter and Producer Mapaballo Borotho compiled this package in commemoration of teen suicide prevention week