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In this episode, Lesiba and Khanya discuss their thoughts on the Bad Boys franchise, specifically focusing on Bad Boys 3 and 4. They also discuss Martin Lawrence's performance and speculate on the reasons behind his apparent decline. Lesiba and Khanya discuss their thoughts on the movie Bad Boys 4. They highlight the positives, seeing Rhea Seahorn from Better Call Saul on the big screen ,they also discuss the potential for Vanessa Hudgens to break out of her high school musical image and showcase her acting skills. All in all, not a movie worth the trip to the cinema, but at least we've watched it for you

In this episode, Khanya interviews Dougie Critchley, a football broadcaster and presenter. They discuss Dougie's journey in the industry, the challenges of breaking into football broadcasting, and the importance of persistence and creating a body of work. They also touch on the need for diversity in football media and the tribalism of fans on social media.

We could not let a season a go without a dose of a reality tv dating show so we're back with a episode discussing the Netflix hit, The Ultimatum South Africa. There's so much to unpack so had to make sure our reality tv correspondent, Dona, joined us as we got into it. We cover our thoughts on the flavour & authenticity the South African cast brought to a show that was getting tired & all the dynamics at play in this twisted couples' swap. We also ask some burning questions like… Why did Khanya bring that man on here when she clearly didn't like him? How long had Ruth & Isaac really been together? At what point did Courtney & Aiden realize they'd an error coming & when will Nolla stop lying? That and so much more. We hope you enjoy! Instagram: @assumeitwillbebrilliantpod  Music: Humblux - S.H.E. Cali Greens - Artillery (Extended Clip) 8, 14, and 18

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Khanya Mtshali asks Jarred Thompson and Tyriek White about their novels The Institute for Creative Dying and We Are a Haunting. They share their experiences of publishing their first novels and muse about craft, literary influences, religion, death, transatlantic history and creative responses to infrastructural decay. Khanya Mtshali is a writer and critic from Johannesburg. She has an MA in Cultural Reporting and Criticism from New York University and has been published in The New Yorker, Africa Is a Country, The Johannesburg Review of Books and other places. She is the author of It's Not Inside, It's On Top: Memorable Moments in South African Advertising (Tafelberg, 2021) and she has published an introduction to the book, Last Interview and Other Conversations: Billie Holiday (Melville House, 2019).   Jarred Thompson is a literary and cultural studies researcher and educator and works as a lecturer in the English Department at the University of Pretoria. He was the winner of the 2020 Afritondo Prize and has been the recipient of several prestigious scholarships. His debut novel, The Institute for Creative Dying, is published through Picador Africa and Afritondo UK. Tyriek Rashawn White is a writer, musician, and educator from Brooklyn. He is currently the media director of Lampblack Lit. He has received fellowships from Callaloo Writing Workshop and the New York State Writer's Institute, among other honours. He earned an MFA from the University of Mississippi and is the author of the novel, We Are a Haunting (Astra House, 2023). In this episode we are in solidarity with detained Chinese writer and journalist Dong Yuyu. We call for his freedom. You can read more about his case here: https://www.pen-international.org/news/pen-international-joins-pen-centres-worldwide-in-call-for-release-of-chinese-writer-and-journalist-dong-yuyu.  As tributes to him, Tyriek reads from “On My Way out I Passed over You and the Verrazano Bridge” by Audre Lorde, Jarred reads “Still at War with the Stoics” by Jacques Coetzee and Khanya reads “Twenty Questions for your Mother” by Mahtem Shiferraw. This podcast series is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Embassy in South Africa to promote open conversation and highlight shared histories.

In our most extended episode, we discuss how to deal with rejection with South African YouTubers Sneh and Khanya. Listen to find out how to reduce the chances of rejection. Hold on to your horses as this episode promises to be a heated one as both guests disagree with our hosts on a lot of issues.

Have you ever played the game "Would you Rather?" - listen to this episode to hear a microbial take on this fun game. And more importantly - is there even a correct answer at all? About our Guests: Dr Lauren Richards: I am a specialist physician with a sub-specialty in infectious diseases. I currently work at Helen Joseph Hospital in Johannesburg in the internal medicine and infectious diseases departments. I obtained my MBBCh and MMED at Wits University. I love my job and am still finding my ID niche. I think ID is the most exciting, interesting and surprising specialty out there!Follow Lauren on Twitter: @lolrichardsDr Nokukhanya Khaniyle- Lenaka : a registrar in paediatrics at the University of the Witwatersrand, Khanya is also a social media influencer with > 150 000 followers on instagram. She is a keynote speaker, promoting physical and mental well-being . Khanya was nominated as one of the "100 most influential Young South Africans" in the Science and Technology category in 2019. You can find her at: Social media: @dr_khanyileTik Tok: @dr_khanyile_ Visit the Microbe Mail website to sign up for updates E-mail: mail.microbe@gmail.comTwitter: @microbemailInstagram: Microbe_Mail

Markets: Khanya Ndzululeka Co-founder - Setana Capital on the rand weakness, company results and a roundup of the markets

In the corner on this episode is Qhawekazi Mdikane, a seasoned marketer, brand strategist and PR and social media maestro, who carries 18 years of marketing skills and experience. She leads brand teams and partner agencies that build some of the most iconic local and global brands in the South African market. Her dedication, quality of skill, leadership and creative mindset has placed her at the helm of Momentum Corporate as the Chief Marketing Officer. She has a strong and keen eye for finding intersections that create unexpected, relevant, and bottom-driven strategies in marketing making her a sought after thinker in the industry. Her knowledge, aptitudes and skills towards marketing and communications are spread across an array of expertise which she gained in her various roles within the marketing discipline: insight management, innovations, strategic communications, brand building, risk, reputational management and leadership to name but a few. Notably, Qhawe, as she is affectionately known, is celebrated in the industry for some of the most iconic and biggest marketing campaigns: Introducing South Africans to their first and now widely enjoyed flavoured beer Flying Fish during her time as Marketing Manager at South African Breweries, launching to market the biggest hip hop asset in African pop culture – Castle Lite Unlocks and leading the social media and public relations team as the culture champion on the legendary KFC Proposal, a viral campaign that won the hearts of South Africans and the world in 2019, creating positive sentiment and over 100 million rands worth of earned media coverage. Qhawe's achievements to date have not gone unnoticed, she is a recipient of several awards in the industry. Having bagged the SABRE award - Food and Beverage, New Generation Social Media & Digital award – a gold for Most Viral Campaign and a gold for Best Community Engagement Award, a silver for Best Low Budget Campaign, a silver for Best Social Media Reach from an event for KFC Proposal and AMASA award for delivering a breakthrough KFC T20 Cricket Campaign, a Marketing Excellence Award for the Flying Fish Launch and a Gold PRISM Award for Castle Lite Unlocks. This nonconformist, uber-thinker and dynamite of a leader takes pride in opening the door and keeping it open for upcoming marketers and colleagues within the industry. Powered by her motto, “life is tricky baby, stay in your magic”, Qhawe applies this in her everyday life to keep her head up. Her magic outside her career is in her active life as a runner, photography, and family life. In all her power is also a mother to her daughter, Khanya and wife to her entrepreneur husband Sakhe Mdikane.

Will God answer your prayer if you don't end with, "In Jesus' name, Amen?" Learn what praying in the name of Jesus really means. I taught this week on the call of Abraham and the development of God's missionary call through the nation of Israel as they were responsible to communicate the truth of God to the cultures around them. They were given that great commission. The great commission didn't start in Matthew 28. It started with Abraham in Genesis 12—the first three verses there—Abraham, chosen by God to raise up a nation who would then be God's priests to the world so that they would be a blessing to all of the nations. They had a unique role in the great monotheistic religion. The Jews were supposed to reflect morality to the world. Israel was to witness to the name of God. When they talked about the name of God and witnessing to God's name, that does not mean that they were to let everybody know what they called God, "Yahweh." Their goal wasn't to cover the countryside with evangelists who just let everybody know what the right word for God was. It meant something different. ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆https://linktr.ee/jacksonlibon---------------------------------------------------#realtalk #face #instagram #SDF #SYNDICAT #DESPUTES #amour #take #couple #dance #dancers #vogue #voguedqnce #garden #tiktok #psychology #beyou #near #love #foryou #money #ForYouPizza #fyp #irobot #theend #pups #TikToker #couplegoals #famille #relation #doudou #youtube #twitter #tiktokers #love #reeĺs #shorts #instagood #follow #like #ouy #oyu #babyshark #lilnasx #girl #happybirthday #movie #nbayoungboy #deviance #autotrader #trading #khan #academy #carter #carguru #ancestry #accords #abc #news #bts #cbs #huru #bluebook #socialmedia #whatsapp #music #google #photography #memes #marketing #india #followforfollowback #likeforlikes #a #insta #fashion #k #trending #digitalmarketing #covid #o #snapchat #socialmediamarketing¹

Today we have an exciting episode lined up for you all! We have a talented creative, outstanding businessman and philanthropist on board the show - Khanya Nkambule. We had a great conversation about creativity, the influence of faith in our lives, friendships and business and so much more!!! This episode is not to be missed!! Be sure to connect and follow @papagunch to keep up with his whereabouts. Music by @Sobertoby - you can find his music on Applemusic, Soundcloud and Spotify. Here is the link to some of his music - linktr.ee/sobertoby Check out our website for updates about the brand, to buy some merch and our monthly editorial columns! www.telescopevision.co.za

In this episode, we talk with Khanya Nkosi, a self-proclaimed foodie. We cover the topics of food, Swati tradition and finding meaning in life. #podcastersofinstagram #foodie

Khanya Mtshali is a writer and a critic. Khanya has bylines in pretty much every noteworthy publication in South Africa, and quite a few overseas too. Not only that, she's now a published author as she spent her time in lockdown writing a book on South African advertising called "It's Not Inside, It's On Top". The book takes a critical look at how advertising has been shaped by the politics of the time and gives some fresh perspectives to phrases and images that are burned into our collective consciousness. We chat about the decline of the media industry, the mental minefield that is social media, the challenges of writing a research-based book in a pandemic, and wrestling. Lots, and lots of wrestling. Enjoy. Keep up with Khanya on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kublakhanya Follow Almost Perfect Media on Twitter: https://twitter.com/almostperfectza Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/almostperfect

The Wrap is a short conversation post-Sunday service to help you activate your faith - talking God-moments, highlights and practical tools to take into the week. Catch the full message, on our Youtube and Podcast channels: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/lincchurch Podcast: https://anchor.fm/linc-church --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/linc-church/message

The Wrap is a short conversation post-Sunday service to help you activate your faith - talking God-moments, highlights and practical tools to take into the week. Catch the full message, "Overflow", from Dylan Jahnig on our Youtube and Podcast channels: Youtube: https://youtu.be/o8JBAMb0DVE Podcast: https://anchor.fm/linc-church --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/linc-church/message

Khanya Mase is a fierce defender for human rights and is a development practitioner who has 4 years post-undergraduate experience working in various fields including non-governmental organisations, inter-governmental organisations, national human rights commissions, academia, and semi corporate within the mining and extractives environment. By profession she works as a Company Secretary at the South African Women in Mining Association (SAWIMA). By God's divine intervention, she is a mother to a 7-year-old. She went to an all-girls high school and after taking a gap year, she enrolled for an LLB at Wits. During her studies she was involved in the fees must fall movement which was one of the first signals of her commitment to social justice. Like many undergraduate law scholars, she had dreams of working at a big 5 law firm and it was in her third year of her studies after doing vac-work where she realised the corporate environment was not a good fit for her. In response to this realization, she later on in the year took up a job as a field worker at the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) where she conducted research and interviews on a case involving informal traders. This experience coupled with her academic devotion to Constitutional law leaned her towards a career focused on human rights. She is also the recipient of the Wits Michael Schewitz award 2015, was a Deans List scholar and a member of the Golden Key. Upon completing her LLB, she pursued her masters with the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria and completed her mini dissertation on an exchange programme in Kenya with the University of Nairobi on the rights of informal traders. While in Nairobi she worked as a Legal Intern at an NGO dealing with Governance issues called Katiba Institute. Her time in Kenya coincided with the 2017 elections, and propped her further into the practical side of Democratisation and Governance. Upon her return to South Africa in 2018, she applied for an internship with UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Kenya, however, due to various factors could not make the move to Kenya on an interns budget. In light of this, it was only fitting that she join the South African Human Rights Commission. She worked as a Legal Research Intern under the CEO of the Commission. Throughout the year she explored various other opportunities including working as a Legal and Governance Intern at the Graca Machel Trust which ignited her passion for Corporate Governance within the NGO sector. She also worked for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights as a Human Rights Intern. In the summer of 2018, she received a job offer to work as a full-time lecturer in the school of law at Varsity College Pretoria. She worked in that role for 8 months and in March of that year assumed her role as a part-time Company Secretary with SAWIMA. She joined the company full time in July 2019 and has been with the company since. Outside of law, she is an aspiring farmer and is working towards starting a renewable energy business. She also wants to start building her own property investment portfolio and looks forward to one day doing her pupillage as she endeavors to contribute meaningfully to the human rights discourse and propel the development agenda in Africa within the African Union. ——— Please don't forget to rate and review the podcast if you're listening on Apple podcast. You can also send in a voice note with your thoughts and suggestions by clicking on this link: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message Don't forget to tag us on Instagram @sister_in_law_ and @khanya_mase ——— Visit our website to book a consultation or to purchase merchandise from our shop www.sisterinlaw.co.za --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message

The full podcast of Keri's Couch with the author of the book who analyzes advertisements from the 2000s straight into this time right here. LLB graduate of University of Edinburgh and MA graduate in Cultural Reporting and Criticism from New York University. She writes about fashion, history, politics, race, gender, and books. Her work has been featured in The Guardian, The Outline, Timeline, Bookforum, The Rumpus, Quartz, Glamour, and The Daily Maverick. In this podcast learn about her journey during lockdown writing this socio-political book critiquing television advertisements.

This is part of Keri's Couch with the author of the book, 'It's Not Inside It's On Top - Memorable Moments in South African Advertising', Khanya Mtshali. LLB graduate of University of Edinburgh and MA graduate in Cultural Reporting and Criticism from New York University. Khanya Mthsali is also a journalist and writer of It’s Not Inside It’s On Top – Memorable Moments in South African Advertising. The book takes you on a journey on South Africa’s journey with television advertisements and how they can be used to mark the particular cultural and social shift the country was going through in that moment. Mtshali wrote her quirky and nostalgic book during lockdown and in this podcast she genuinely and graphically shares the difficulties she faced while writing the book. Looking at her journey with publisher, Tafelberg, she is grateful they believed in her idea and her book in such trying times Find out how she moved despite the circumstances:

Joburg’s Hottest Breakfast Show, quite simply, the best way to wake up. Mornings filled with fun, laughs (possibly a few tears), a touch of pizazz and, of course, the best old skool and R&B. Join Tony Murrell, Bunny Majaja, Simon Hill, John Walland and Ragani Achary, every weekday from 6 to 9am as they put the fun back into morning radio.

I'm often asked if I coach men or if there are any men in my courses - the answer to both questions is yes.    We have men in the #MoneyMagic course, most of them are silent and will comment sporadically but every so often I will receive an email from one of them thanking me for the course and sharing how their finances have radically improved.   We do, however, have a very active man in the student group, his name is Khanya Ngonyama, and he openly shares his insights and even his emotions from the meditations, so I decided it would be great to sit down and talk to him about his money journey.    Khanya is a water and environmental engineer and a real estate investor (we featured him on episode 26 of the Property Magicians Podcast).    In the interview, Khanya shares how he is a big reader and always went after knowledge and would apply that practical knowledge to his money journey but he struggled to get the results he wanted.    As he started working on money trauma, he was able to start changing his view of money and hard work and since joining the course 2 and a half months ago, he has managed to pay off his credit card debt and personal loan and also create 2 new streams of income.    Click play to listen to this episode and leave a comment in the comments section below.   If this resonated with you and you are done Working hard but not seeing the financial results of your work, then I invite you to check out and register for the Money Magic course.   Click here to register/ sign up for the wait list for the Money Magic Course.   You can also get the free eBook at:  weathy-money.com/workbook  

M5 Property Addicts review - Khanya shares why he invested with M5 Property Addicts. Watch this video to see how you can also invest: https://youtu.be/4zVN4gWEnDQ Don't forget to like this podcast and subscribe to our channel. Add us on Facebook M5PropertyAddicts | TauraiJackZA Our website: www.m5propertyaddicts.com Join our private M5 Capital Investor Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/M5Capital/?source_id=2089596351252662 Join our community of like minded people making wealth through property - https://m5propertyvarsity.com For business inquiries or one-on-one property mentoring, you can reach me at taurai@m5propertyaddicts.com / Retha@m5propertyaddicts.com Get a copy of Taurai's book | From Bad Debt to Property Mogul in 2 years. Here: www.tauraijack.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/m5successfulfriends/message

Copying and Imposter Syndrome - wow, two VERY touchy subjects...!! In our 34th Episode I chat to Khanya Ngumbela about navigating her online community through the often difficult topics of copying and confidence. We dive into her approach and how she landed her first brand deal at just 800 followers. She shares what she sees the women in her circle struggle with most often and how she structures her topics of teaching accordingly. This woman is a force to be reckoned with and such a natural when it comes to teaching and guiding others! Tell us what stood out to you in this episode and please tag us @xxkhanyaxx and @creativ.and.kin, or leave us a stellar review so others can continue to find inspiration here! Find us at the following links: Khanya ~ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/xxkhanyaxx Youtube: xxKhanyaxx Email: hello@xxkhanyaxx.com Barbara (Creativ & kin) ~ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creativ.and.kin Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/creativ.and.kin Email: creativandkin@gmail.com As always, stay connected and keep creating! xx

This is part two of my conversation with Khanya Sosibo @mskaysos. Make sure you catch Part 1, for all the wisdom dropped by this Africana Woman.We spoke about Success, Self-love and being Single. In this edition we dove deeper into the pains and joys of being a professional single African Woman.We learned "You are Fat!" is Not a greeting.Three things one should know about yourself before jumping into a relationship: Your Values Your Desires Your WantsSet Boundaries as a way of practicing self love.Podcasts Recommended:@sarahjakesroberts@seekwisdompcwBooks Recommended:The Art of War by Sun Tzu Nonviolent Communication - Marshall RosenbergOutliers - Malcolm GladwellWhen Power meets Potential - T. D. JakesThe Impact of our actions - Kedibone MooiIf you liked this episode please share it with 5 friends. Let us get these conversations to as many of our sisters as possible.KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose LINKS:www.instagram.com/chulu_bydesignwww.facebook.com/chulubydesign Join the Africana Woman tribe:https://www.facebook.com/groups/290100402115926/Africana Woman Blog:https://www.africanawoman.com KNOW your Purpose:http://bit.do/KNOWyourPurpose  

Khanya Sosibo @mskaysos (IG) is a powerhouse Africana woman from South Africa. This conversation was soooo much fun; we laughed and learned. She was dropping gems throughout the chat.We talked about defining Success, Self-Love and being an educated professional Single African woman. Can you relate? I certainly can being a 36 year old single parent.  Practicing self preservation is a form of self-love. In comparison to Selfish which takes away from others.I don’t believe in doing things out of duty...I will do something because I want to do it.Stop, Breathe, Take stock then move on. We spoke extensively on this topic, it really could not be squeezed into 30 minutes. Guess what there is a PART 2!!! Make sure you come back next week for the second edition.If you liked this episode please share it with 5 friends. Let us get these conversations to as many of our sisters as possible.KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose LINKS:www.instagram.com/chulu_bydesignwww.facebook.com/chulubydesign Join the Africana Woman tribe:https://www.facebook.com/groups/290100402115926/Africana Woman Blog:https://www.africanawoman.com KNOW your Purpose:http://bit.do/KNOWyourPurpose  

This week on Ugly Girls Club we continue the conversation from last week. We dive into what tokenism means to us and share our own tokenism stories. We also go into BEEE and diversity hires. How these concepts are put in place to help Black women but rather inhibit growth and are just empty positions to appear diverse.

This week on Ugly Girls Club we continue the conversation from last week. We dive into what tokenism means to us and share our own tokenism stories. We also go into BEEE and diversity hires. How these concepts are put in place to help Black women but rather inhibit growth and are just empty positions to appear diverse.

This week on Ugly Girls Club we discuss tokenism through the great female beefs in Hip Hop history. We look at how whiteness, male gaze and other factors contributed to the Lil Kim vs Foxy Brown AND Nicki Minaj vs Cardi feuds including how these women fell for the trap of Tokenism. My guest, Khanya Bonani, and I also discuss our own tokenism stories including the controversial diversity vs token hire. I have decided to split this episode into two parts because our conversation was long and thoughtful. I want to give you time to reflect on some of the definitions and examples we go through in this conversation. Thank you for listening!

This week on Ugly Girls Club we discuss tokenism through the great female beefs in Hip Hop history. We look at how whiteness, male gaze and other factors contributed to the Lil Kim vs Foxy Brown AND Nicki Minaj vs Cardi feuds including how these women fell for the trap of Tokenism. My guest, Khanya Bonani, and I also discuss our own tokenism stories including the controversial diversity vs token hire. I have decided to split this episode into two parts because our conversation was long and thoughtful. I want to give you time to reflect on some of the definitions and examples we go through in this conversation. Thank you for listening!

In episode 26, we interview Khanya Ngonyama on how he was able to go from 0 to 8 properties in 6 years.  Khanya is a water and environmental engineer and he runs a small water company. A few years ago, he started thinking about financial freedom and realized that having one salary is not sustainable, that's when he started looking into various investment vehicles and eventually decided on property investing.  He joined P3 Investments and was adviced to start building a real estate portfolio.  He did his research and decided to build his portfolio by buying properties below R600, 000 (US$40,000) and based on location.  He decided to target Kempton Park, Boksburg and Pretoria North in Gauteng, South Africa, because thats where a lot of companies are, so there are employees who could be tenants.  His first property was a single one bedroom property in Pretoria.  He bought his second property off plan, using R30, 000 (US$2,000) in savings to pay down the deposit.  After that, he decided to buy 1 property a year and focused his attention on building his credit, learning how to buy property on auction and building relationships with agents in order to make his goal of one property a year a reality.  Click play and hear how Khanya has been growing his property portfolio.

Hustlers on the move, these two are about to make waves in Gauteng. It's not Khanya's first time on the #MonateFelaBreakfast and he's dropping new tunes yet again! DopexBoeyxUzzi socials : Twitter, Facebook and Instagram is @dopexboeyxuzzzi Khanya Ngombane socials: Instagram - @khanyangombane Twitter - @Khanya_FAMM

Episode 169. Featuring Khanya Mkoto and Farai Mubaiwa. Khanya and Farai are both international youth leaders. They regularly contribute to international platforms. Google them. On this episode we spoke about balancing being taken seriously and having fun, amongst other things...

Khanya Cakata has a professional background in architecture and sustainability research having worked in corporate architecture and government regulation. He was introduced to network marketing by his mother, though initially a skeptic of MLM once he found the power of residual income he went on to build a team of 300+ fairly quickly. This initial success led him to seek mentorship and in 2017 he was able through world-class mentorship to build an organization of over 15,000 distributors in 5 countries in Africa, producing several six figure a year income earners in addition to himself. Khanya is passionate about sharing the power of network marketing and how transformative it will be in the new African economy. To follow Khanya on Instagram visit: http://www.instagram.com/kazcakata To follow Khanya on Facebook visit: http://www.facebook.com/kazcakata  

Talk It Up Show with your Hosts Jones and Khanya along with our guest, Bongani! Today we spoke about the different roles in a relationship, more specifically, what responsibility does each partner carry and how their impact creates value for their significant other! Hope you enjoy the show

Talk It Up Show with your hosts Jones and Khanya. This episode discusses trends and effects of the #MenAreTrash movement. We break down the concept with a Q&A session, tips and tricks from young ladies for the brothers as well as our two cents on the matter. Connect with us on social media!! Instagram : @khanyangombane Facebook : Jones Mayekiso, Khanya Ngombane

Kobus Van Wyk is the Program Manager for the Khanya Project in South Africa. The Khanya Project is responsible for helping integrate technology in over 1000 South African Schools. This is our first interview of the year! It was done with skype--Kobus could not make it into the studio since he was 8000 miles away! http://www.khanya.co.za/ http://www.khanya.co.za/blogs/index.php