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Tom London accidentally became the subject of national conversation when he raised the alarm recently about his treatment in one of the government hospitals in South Africa.
Colleen went to visit him and he graciously spoke about the lack of compassion in healthcare as well as the attitude of staff which translate into horrible patient experience.
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In our last session, we delved into a conversation with Musa Kalenga but couldn't cover it all, so we're excited for round two.
Join us as we dive deeper into leadership, technology, and the qualities that spotlight our distinguished guest.
Join Mogale Mothale on the Topic: Talking UNSC Reform and UNGA 2024 with Professor Anthoni van Nieuwkerk.
The call for the reform of the United Nations Security Council has been ongoing for decades and nothing has been done . The five permanent members which commonly known as the P5 are enjoying their veto powers while other regions including Africa are calling for a permanent seat at the council.
Professor Anthoni van Nieuwkerk joins Mogale on this episode to discuss this and the upcoming United Nations General Assembly happening later this month which will focusing among other things on the threats posed by sea level rise and achieving global nuclear disarmament.
Dr. Nonstikelelo Molefe-Osman is a medical doctor who blends modern medicine with African spiritual and traditional healing. A wife and mother of two, she is a medical lead at a global pharmaceutical company. Her holistic approach to healing has seen her share stages with leaders, including at the Miss Soweto beauty pageant, where she spoke on holistic healing. Dr. Molefe-Osman exemplifies the balance between science and African traditions, impacting global healthcare and inspiring others with her unique perspective.
The Lipstick Chronicles show aims to amplify the voices of African leadership by highlighting women's experiences, with a focus on unsung heroines—women leaders.
Our guest is Miss Ziphozomusa Nxumalo. She is not only a mother but also the inspiring founder of a foundation committed to empowering mothers through education, support, and advocacy.
Ziphozomusa has garnered respect within her community due to her steadfast dedication to community development and the empowerment of women.
Join Mogale Mothale on the Topic: Talking GNU with Rutendo Nyaku.
With over two months into the GNU (Government of National Unity), we look into its political dynamics, governance and electoral impacts it might have on opposition parties. In this episode, Mogale is joined by Rule of Law Adviser at Africa Legal Network Academy Rutendo Nyaku who also wrote an interesting piece where she argues that the GNU leaves South Africa without a credible political opposition.
we will be speaking with Dr. Sibongile L. Masuku on the Lipstick Chronicle show.
Dr. Sibongile is Senior Lecturer, Chairperson of Culture to the National Commission for UNESCO, Committee Member to the African Union's African Languages Week, Chairperson to Amazwi - South African Museum of Literature and Deputy Editor: SAJEE - Southern African Journal of Environmental Education
Come join us for a lively discussion where she will talk about her impactful journey, the valuable lessons she has learned, and her advice for today's leaders.
Energy healing enthusiast, anatomy apprentice and believer in possibilities, Angelique Koster has been in the field of alternative medicine for 11 years, with a background that includes colour therapy and various massage techniques, supporting her dynamic Accunect TM sessions one on one as well as in classes with Self-Care.
Join host Colleen and a special guest Angelique Koster.
Be sure to join us! #Vuka #Healthcare #Medical
Join Mogale Mothale on the Topic: Talking USA Elections with Professor Kealeboga Maphunye.
In this episode Mogale is in conversation with Professor of African Politics and a Fullbright Scholar in residence at Lincoln University's Department of Political Science in Pennsylvania about the USA elections . With both the Republicans and Democrats concluded their conventions, it is now for the Americans to make their choice at the polls in November. This conversation touches on the January 6 riots which has questioned the United States democracy and Constitution, swing States, policies such as immigration and reproductive rights and the possibilities of any foreign policy shift.
We're talking with Nokubonga Maci on the Lipstick Chronicle show in this episode.
Nokubonga "Blaq" Maci is a well-known radio host. Renowned for her vivacious demeanor and admiration for all things lovely and uplifting, she has had a noteworthy influence on the radio sector. Nokubonga is enthusiastic about using radio as a means of fostering community and bringing about constructive change.
Come join us for a lively discussion where she will talk about her impactful journey, the valuable lessons she has learned, and her advice for today's leaders.
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