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Welcome to Pagecast at Open Book Cape Town, a special edition of the regular podcast brought to you by Jonathan Ball Publishers. While we usually explore the latest in literature throughout the year, in this episode we're broadcasting directly from the Open Book Festival—Cape Town's annual celebration of South African literature in an international context. In these festival-exclusive episodes, we sit down with some of the most inspiring voices in literature to dive deep into their stories, insights, and the powerful narratives that shape our world. Let's journey into the pages together! In this episode, Jonathan Ball Publishers Publicity Manager Jean-Marie Korff sits down with Lesedi Molefi, a Soweto-born writer, documentary filmmaker, photographer, and entrepreneur. Lesedi's work spans multiple disciplines, capturing the essence of South African stories through various mediums. As a storyteller with a unique perspective, he uses his creative talents to shine a light on the complexities and beauty of everyday life in South Africa. Join us as we explore Lesedi's creative journey, his approach to storytelling across different forms, and the narratives that have shaped his remarkable career.

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Visions and Tones podcast with Dr. T. In this episode, Dr. T engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Lesedi Kgatla, a sociologist from the University of South Africa, who has dedicated her research to understanding depression among Black people. Dr. Lesedi Kgatla shares her personal journey and professional insights, discussing her groundbreaking paper titled "My Journey in Researching Depression Among Black People: Experiences of a Researcher in a Sensitive Study." She delves into the stereotypes and cultural perceptions that shape the understanding of depression within Black communities and how these perceptions affect individuals' willingness to seek help. The conversation also touches on the challenges of addressing mental health in academic and professional environments, the role of social media in shaping mental health perceptions, and the importance of creating supportive spaces for open discussions about mental health. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, sociology, and the intersections of culture and psychology. Please note, this discussion is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. If you are struggling with mental health issues, seek help from a qualified professional. Article: https://nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol29/iss4/12/  Thank you for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast. 

Episode 249: Women have made great strides but as long as any of us are left behind there is still much work to do. Women should not need to make their living selling their body or being objectified, and no woman should live in a culture of oppression. My guest Dr. Lesedi Lesetedi of Open Botswana University is an experienced leader who shares her message of how women can transform the world with intentional effort. Women are phenomenal and have the traits to be successful. We need to continue creating a mindset of empowerment and confidence that leads us to making choices that move us forward. We talk about using our voice to speak up on behalf of ourselves and other women, while lifting each other up through mentoring and coaching. We approach a broad, serious subject with positivity, hope, and a gentle humor. What obstacles do you think women still need to overcome? Share a comment! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cecilia-sepp/support

On South Africans Doing Great Things tonight, we shed light on Lesedi Educare, a beacon of hope and opportunity in the realm of education. Lesedi Educare is dedicated to providing quality early childhood education to underprivileged children, ensuring they have a solid foundation for a brighter future. Through their innovative programs, passionate educators, and unwavering commitment, Lesedi Educare is transforming lives and empowering the next generation. To tell us more about it, we're joined by Kedibone Mosala, Managing Director.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On South African doing great things were talking to Lesedi Makoane, the founder of Young Leaders Academy, which is an academy that has a 9 month interactive programme open to all young leaders between ages 17-21. At the core of the academy is the passion to enable young people to unearth their full leadership potential from an early age. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

City Power het begin om transformators, hoëmas-sonkragligte en slimmeters in ‘n aantal munisipaliteite regoor Gauteng te installeer as deel van ‘n reeks projekte wat meer as een kragbron gebruik. Die hoofbestuurder van City Power, Tshifularo Mashava, sê die projek waarin altesaam sesduisend slimmeters, 60 transformators en 45 hoëmas-sonkragligte in die Rand West-, Merafong-, Lesedi- en Mogale City-munisipaliteite aangebring word, is in ‘n gevorderde stadium.

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Artistic director at the Joburg Theatre James Ngcobo shared information about the Martin Luther King production, which is an invitation-only event, as well as the exciting actors involved. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This episode: Improving Board Performance is an integral part of organizational success but what steps are important in making this happen? Ongoing consistent education and relationship management are key and I talked with my guest about how to do both of these with positive energy and a focus on the future. Lesedi Lesetedi, Deputy Vice Chancellor - Corporate Services at Botswana Open University talked with me about her experiences as a Board member/volunteer leader, how these lessons translated to her own work, and how her experiences at the University translated to her volunteer leadership. What do you think is most important when it comes to improving Board performance? Share a comment! Season 4 Episode 42 | Series Episode 174 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cecilia-sepp/support

Tlou Energy Ltd's (|LON:TLOU) finance director Colm Cloonan speaks to Proactive after it raised A$2mln through a placing with a new strategic investor at a significant premium to the market price. The fresh investment will be used in part to support the Lesedi gas-to-power project in Botswana, where work on overhead power lines is "ongoing and going well" according to Cloonan. He is also keen to "drill more wells and produce more gas" that will be used to power the infrastructure currently under construction. Tlou Energy is working to provide cleaner power generation for Botswana and southern Africa through gas-fired power, solar power and hydrogen. #proactiveinvestors #tlouenergy #botswana

Award winning Poet & Author, Mak Manaka looks ahead to his  “Homeless @ Home” performance on the 20th October at Joburg Theatre's Lesedi stage in collaborating with Malcolm Jiyane and the Alexander Choir.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tlou Energy (AIM:TLOU) (ASX:TOU) (BSE:TLOU), Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Tony Gilby presents at the Proactive One2One Investor Forum live from the Chesterfield Hotel in London. Tlou Energy Ltd is delivering cleaner power solutions for Botswana and southern Africa through gas-fired power, solar power and hydrogen. The 100% owned and operated Lesedi Power Project is the company's most advanced development. Located in central Botswana, Lesedi has independently certified gas reserves, a production licence and all key government approvals in place to commence development.

Aim-listed Sylvania's Dump Operations (SDO) achieved a solid production performance of 67 053 oz of platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold (4E) platinum group metals (PGMs) for the financial year ended June 30. This was in line with its production targets and notable given that it was a turbulent year with macroeconomic challenges, CEO Jaco Prinsloo says. “A key contributor to achieving this result was the stellar performance of the Tweefontein plant, which achieved monthly, quarterly, six-monthly and annual production records during the period. “Furthermore, and no less stellar, our Doornbosch plant achieved ten-years lost-time-injury-free in June and was awarded the 'Best-in-class Safety Performance' commendation by the Mine Metallurgical Managers Association of South Africa,” Prinsloo acclaims. “Strong effort was put in by all production teams and the newly commissioned [milling and flotation (MF2)] circuit at Lesedi, as well as the improvement in run-of-mine (RoM) PGMs grade received from the host mine in the last half of the year, assisted the group to deliver ounces in the mid-range of its stated production target,” Prinsloo adds. The new Lesedi tailings storage facility was successfully commissioned during March, with optimisation of the Lesedi MF2 plant continuing. The MF2 expansion at Tweefontein is on track to start commissioning and to start contributing PGM ounces during December. Following the successful roll-out of MF2 and ultra-fine screening circuits at various operations since 2017, this technology is now also being implemented at Lannex, with commissioning scheduled towards the end of the 2023 calendar year. For the period, Sylvania achieved net revenue of $151.9-million, group earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation of $82.8-million and a net profit of $56.2-million. It had a positive group cash balance of $121.3-million with no debt and no pipeline financing. Sylvania bought back 6.6-million shares in the market, equating to $7.1-million and cancelled six-million shares. The lower PGM feed grades and recovery potential associated with the considerable increase in opencast RoM sources during the period impacted on both PGMs production and operating costs for most of the year. The effect of high global inflation and economic uncertainty continues to impact the cost of reagents, fuel and transport. “Clearly, commodity pricing has been more volatile than we have seen for some time, with a 23% decrease in the average basket price received, which impacted our overall financial results for the year. However, looking forward I am optimistic about the uptick displayed in the chrome market. “The impact of higher global cost inflation is inevitable, and we continue to maintain prudent cash management with disciplined capital allocation and control, as well as production cost control. “This ensures that the company remains in a position with sufficient cash reserves to cover working capital for the pipeline period, finance capital projects, fund growth and exploration and mitigate any potential future adverse impacts it may face,” Prinsloo outlines. Sylvania has declared a yearly cash dividend of 8p an ordinary share for the full year. A windfall dividend of 2.25p an ordinary share was declared and paid in April. “Looking ahead, I am confident that our operations will continue to deliver a strong production performance and, as a consequence, [we] have set an annual production target of 68 000 oz to 70 000 oz [of 4E PGMs] for the year ahead,” informs Prinsloo. Back-up power supply systems will be implemented at the three most affected operations during the next year to mitigate any potential power supply disruptions associated with either vandalism of power supply infrastructure or potential load-shedding by national power utility Eskom. Post-period end, all of the conditions precedent for the sale of 100% of the shares in, and claims against Grasvally Chrome Mine, to Forward Africa Mining, have...

Africa is joined by Jaco Kritzinger, General Manager at Lesedi Community Centre to talk about the work they do and how listeners can assist. The Lesedi Community Centre is a non-profit Organisation based in Heidelberg Gauteng. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever seen other people win competitions and then you wonder how they're going to spend their winnings? Well, this time the answer is simple: invest!But this time around we want to hear it straight from the winner of the EasyEquities and Capitec competition that aired on YFM for July Savings Month. Lesedi Motlaung was one of four users to win R10k to invest as he sees fit on EasyEquities.We chatted about diversification and the importance of investing in familiar businesses, even investing in businesses eKasi. Lesedi is one of our favourite investors because he came from not believing he'd be investing in big companies on the JSE, to having done it in no time.In the wise words of Lesedi, ‘iMali iyahlonishwa' and we couldn't agree more. So hit play on this episode to get an understanding about his personal journey into the world of investing, and why he is a fan of growing his assets.Be a legend in the making, like Lesedi, and check out how to invest in the biggest companies locally and around the globe via EasyEquities.Share the love with us on social media by letting us know what you think of the episode by tweeting @EasyEquities or tagging us on the gram.To sign up to EasyEquities: http://bit.ly/2EtcE85DISCLAIMER: EasyEquities is a product of First World Trader (Pty) Ltd t/a EasyEquities which is an authorised Financial Services Provider. FSP number: 22588. This material is not intended as and does not constitute financial advice or any other advice and is neither exhaustive nor prescriptive. The views expressed by the contributor are his or her own (as an independently registered financial services provider, financial adviser or other independent capacity), and not necessarily endorsed by EasyEquities (as a separate financial services provider).

Lesedi Fm mix that aired on the 19th of August 2022 on Dj lovers' show

The Good Money Show chats with Lesedi about opportunity of being involved in the African Business opportunity from Africa.

Have you ever thought about stationery being a commodity tool helping you through your life journey? Thuto Stationery is a local specialist manufacturer and distributor of quality driven stationery products. The company was founded with a creative spirit and a focused objective – to offer students, schools, and businesses alike, a stylish, authentic stationery line that encompasses cultural individuality and excellence. This is a humbling story of lack being the inspiration to create a product that is now available at Makro and Takealot - an inspirational conversation with Levi Mnguni from Thuto Stationery about making failure a part of your success. “Thuto ke Lesedi” - education is a light. Visit thutostationery.co.za to become a part of this inspirational story!

Have you ever thought about stationery being a commodity tool helping you through your life journey? Thuto Stationery is a local specialist manufacturer and distributor of quality driven stationery products. The company was founded with a creative spirit and a focused objective – to offer students, schools, and businesses alike, a stylish, authentic stationery line that encompasses cultural individuality and excellence. This is a humbling story of lack being the inspiration to create a product that is now available at Makro and Takealot - an inspirational conversation with Levi Mnguni from Thuto Stationery about making failure a part of your success. “Thuto ke Lesedi” - education is a light. Visit thutostationery.co.za to become a part of this inspirational story!

This week in #SeaOfThieves we started up the first Sea of Thieves Mystery and we found out that potentially one of the most popular characters in the game is dead. We also had a lot of teases about how to get started with the mystery and Rare taught the community what to look for. There's a lovely tribute to the history of Arena from Caleb at Trailblazers.net at the back half of the episode which ends with a good recap on Demarco and Lesedi the kids of the Pirate Lord. Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fawoxhxXug https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-WqqIBglIM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2mY7D_ot8Q https://www.tblazer.net/ New Podcast:  https://twitter.com/TheXboxWrapUp Support:  www.patreon.com/keelhauledpodcast Sponsors: LootCrate = 15% off most crates or crate subscriptions. Use the link and code ROBOTSRADIO. https://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-100173810-13902093?sid=keelhaul Audiobooks.com - Get 3 audiobooks FREE. This includes 2 VIP books. https://www.jdoqocy.com/click-100173810-11099382?sid=keel (Ads are going through a rework right now as I work with the network on some new possibilities) Contact Info: Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/keelhauled-podcast Email: Captlogun@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/capt_logun Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/capt_logun Gamertag: CaptainLogun Keelhauled Podcast Discord: https://discord.gg/5VRabwR Keelhauled on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/keelhauled-a-sea-of-thieves-podcast/id1351615675?mt=2 Keelhauled on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CaptLogun Keelhauled on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BrEqA6prz6t31wlFgaWaS

G/BEM learners (teenagers) share their notions and thoughts on the subject of dating and love languages. Featuring in the podcast is the host Phenyo Ntsoko aka Jamaican Baby, our guest Moyahabo aka Honey, Romeo and Lesedi.

The trial of Mackenzi Ratselane continues in the Bloemfontein magistrate's court. Ratselane is accused of stabbing his ex-wife, Lesedi FM Current Affairs Presenter Dimakatso Folotsi in February last year. He is facing five charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping, illegal possession of firearm, illegal possession of ammunition and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Sakina Spoke to SABC reporter Ismael Modiba.

This episode we have a special guest, Lesedi Kganyago. He is a good friend of mine who also happens to be a traditional healer. In this episode we define the purpose of traditional healers in the  South African community. We also discuss how Western religion and beliefs have affected how people view African traditions. Whatever you choose to believe in, we hope this episode was insightful and helps answer any questions you might have had and busted any myths you might have had about African traditions.Instagram:Kutlwano: @ronde_eyesLesedi:  @lesedikganyago

In this episode we are joined by Lesedi Job, talking all things directing and acting in South Africa and beyond. Lesedi Job is an award-winning theatre director, actress and voice artist. She completed her BA honors degree in Dramatic Arts at Wits University and trained as a singer with Jazz Musician Ziza Muftic. Upon graduating she was cast in the Lion and the Jewel at the Market theatre and starred in A Place Called Home on SABC 1. Since then she has worked consistently over the years as an actress in both theatre and television playing lead roles in theatre productions such as Colored Museum, Fisher's of Hope, Raisin in the Sun, Paradise Blue and most recently playing the character of Mantwa on The River. Lesedi is an advocate for equality, and talks to us about her fascinating career and her experiences in South Africa as an actor and director. @lesedi_job https://www.osmtalent.com/artist/lesedi-job/ We want to hear from YOU and provide a forum where you can put in requests for future episodes. What are you interested in listening to? Please fill out the form for future guest suggestions here and if you have suggestions or requests for future themes and topics, let us know here! @theatreartlife Thanks to David Zieher who composed our music.

The All-Time Series tips off with Koki, Shine and Lesedi dissecting their Top 5 point guards.

Koki, Lesedi and Shaz chat about basketball at the Olympics as well as the latest trade news in the NBA.

Listen in as Brian, Les, Koki and Lesedi chat about Candace Parker making it onto the latest 2K cover. The panel also zoom in on the USABMNT and their recent form.

In this episode Koki, Shaz, Mpumi, Lesedi & Brian chat about the WNBA All-star Game 2021 and its new format; as well as the NCAA board's latest ruling on player image usage.

EasyEquities' Lesedi Mfolo forms part of the BizNews Power Hour with Alec Hogg, sharing insights on all the trading action on South Africa's favourite retail investing platform. Apart from the price action, Lesedi has skin in the game himself, sharing thoughts on companies from a fundamental basis.

EasyEquities' Lesedi Mfolo forms part of the BizNews Power Hour with Alec Hogg, sharing insights on all the trading action on South Africa's favourite retail investing platform. Apart from the price action, Lesedi has skin in the game himself, sharing thoughts on companies from a fundamental basis.

#AskSedi Lesedi answers all of your questions you sent on our Facebook page (@TheOfficialDownTownRadio). Food. Relationships. Love. People. Lifestyle.

Agreement to Co-develop Renewable Energy Projects in South Africa Kibo Energy PLC, the multi-asset, African focused energy company, announced on the 16th June 2021 - that it has entered into an agreement with South Africa-based Industrial Green Solutions (Pty) Ltd (‘IGES') ( https://www.industrialgreenenergy.com/ ) to jointly develop a portfolio of Waste to Energy projects in South Africa (‘the Agreement') with an initial target of generating more than 50 megawatts of electricity for sale to industrial users. The Agreement, which is subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions, is in line with Kibo's strategy to integrate renewable energy into its project pipeline, which includes three utility-scale power generation and mining projects. Louis Coetzee, CEO of KIBO said: “This opportunity to enter the South African waste to energy market in strategic partnership with Lesedi and IGES, is a win – win for all parties. For Kibo, today's Agreement is in line with our strategy to integrate sustainable environmentally friendly energy generation into our portfolio, which could shortly include waste to energy projects in the UK currently the subject of a due diligence investigation. The 50MW project pipeline also positions Kibo squarely in the new and exciting renewable energy industry in South Africa and places us firmly on a programme to production and revenue in the short to medium term. For IGES, the company gains a partner in Kibo with a track record not only in project development but also in project finance. For South Africa, the Pyrolysis technology provides a perfect solution to the disposal of plastics in the country, which up until now is high cost and subject to cumbersome procedures and under most recent legislation prohibits the disposal of plastics with a CV (Calorific Value) of more than 20 in landfill facilities. In addition, Newco will enable South African industry to operate independently from the National Utility, Eskom and secure stable power supplies. With the above in mind, we are keen to get started at the earliest opportunity and I look forward to providing further updates on our progress.” https://www.share-talk.com/kibo-energy-plc-lonkibo-louis-coetzee-ceo-interview-3/

It's Monday! Time for another episode of "Chatting with Agnes & Cecilia | Nonprofit Conversations" brought to you by Rogue Tulips Nonprofit Consulting & Association Management Services. Today we talk with Lesedi Lesetedi, Deputy Vice Chancellor at Botswana Open University, about the key aspects of Board Leadership. And she is not just sharing theory: Lesedi is an active volunteer leader and has learned from her own experiences. She shares her thoughts and insights on the connection between governance and organizational structure, the roles of the Board v. the staff, Board etiquette, and being a responsible and prepared Board member. These are just some of the topics we touched on in this special extended episode in celebration of the Summer Solstice/longest day of the year. Let us know what you think! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cecilia-sepp/support

Kganki Matabane, CEO of the Black Business Council joins Clement to discuss the impact of load shedding on businesses across the country. A caller, Lesedi shares his experience of being assaulted at a GAME store in East Gate mall. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I speak with Mary Lant, who works for an award-winning NGO in South Africa, called Lesedi la Batho. Mary Lant is a trained fashion designer and digital marketer from South Africa, who spent several years working and traveling abroad as a costume designer for resort theatres. Through cultural immersion, she became passionate about community upliftment through promotion of artisanal craft and storytelling – leading her to get involved with a small yet powerful, award-winning NGO in South Africa, Lesedi la Batho. For the last 10 years, Lesedi la Batho has worked to improve the lives of underserved youth and vulnerable women through various upliftment programs. When not advocating for social change, Mary is a creative, avid reader, dog mom, beach lover and wife. Say hello to Mary on Linkedin. And support the community upliftment programs of Lesedi la Batho by visiting their website. If you like this episode, please rate it on Apple Podcasts and share it - you'll support the great work of our changemakers. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meet-the-changemakers/message

Lesedi's red table is joined by Brandon and Xongy, they dissect the issue of GBV from both gender's perspective. Share your views with us on Facebook: @theofficialdowntownradioSend Lesedi a shout voice note on Whatsapp: 065 986 8104

The Music & Entertainment Business Has Often Erroneously Been Referred To As "The Industry" For So Many Year's, Often To The Detriment Of The Young Creatives Who Actively Work To Facilitate The Existence Of The Business Which Vicariously Feeds Into The Residual Stimulation Of The Various Auxiliary Industry Entities. The Content (Music, Merchandise & Product) That We Create Is Part Of The Entertainment Business, While Many Of Outlets That We Use To Disseminate The Content Through (DSPs, Social Media Platform's & Terrestrial Media Outlets) Are All Part Of The Industry That's Created As A Result Of Talent Feeding Into The Business Through Their Art. We Now Have Conversations About Industry Plants Being Propped Up Ahead Of Talented Acts Looking To Break Into The Business & Independent Artists Who Are Building Their Own Value Chains Outside Of The Mainstream Machine, Something That One Can Only Critique With Context... On This Episode, I Discuss How Our Local Entertainment Business & Industry Can Grow As A Result Of Investing More Into The Talent On The Come-Up, While Also Backing More Of The Indie Start-Up Imprints With Production Deals That Will Help Them Elevate Into The Highest Realm Of The Game And Still Leave Room For The Industry Plants, Who Also Have Roles To Play Within The Eco-System. My Proposed 60/20/20 Diet Will Create Room For Everybody To Eat And Eat Well For Decades To Come... Our Local South African Entertainment Culture Is Now Leading The Global Charge; Through Our Fashion, Films, Merchandise, Music, Podcasts & Various Other Value Creation Offerings; It's Time For Us As The Main Stakeholders Of This Culture To Rise Up And Fully Make Use Of This Opportunity To Help Revolutionize Our Nations Economic Landscape Through The Creation Of Equity Employment Opportunities Within This Beautiful Game Of Ours. May We All Be All That We Can Be. Lesedi! 2RU-STORI EP Link - 2ru-stori.bandcamp.com #FPUO #ForPersonalUseOnly #Episode52 #LoudBoothPodcasts #SuperCreativeFC #PlantBasedDiets --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fpuopodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fpuopodcast/support

Leslie, Emmanuel, Lesedi, Brian and Shaz link up to chat about the first few games in the Basketball Africa League and they also give their predictions for the NBA Awards.

“Lighting Another Candle, Doesn't Diminish Your Light; It Only Creates More Light.” On This Episode, 2RU-STORI Takes A Moment To Share Some Of The Lessons That He's Picked Up In The 1st Quarter Of The Year, Sharing How He's Preparing For Sowing Season Through The Lost Arts Of Creative Collaboration & Constructive Co-Operation. As A Centurionite Since I Was Yay High To A Computer Desk, I've Been Lucky Enough To Experience So Many Cultures; Through Music, Fashion, Television, The Internet & My Own Physical Travels; Returning Home To Centurion, After Nearly A Decade Away Schooling & Working In Braamfontein, I Found A New Wave Of Creative Talents Being Birthed / Incubated To Help Impact A Cultural Renaissance. One Thing You Should Know About Centurion And The New Pitori Wave, Is That Collaboration Is Our Natural Conversation... Cap City Culture, From The Onset, Has Been Built On A Solid Foundation Of Teamwork... From The Cyphers @ State, Onto The Strictly Hip-Hop Dance Competitions & Brick ‘N Mortar Merchandise Shops That We Experienced During The Mid 2000's, Through Onto The New Cultural Phenomena Like “Fontein”, Godspeed & The National Treasure Known As Focalistic, The Success Of Pitori Culture Has Always Been Underpinned By Collaboration. Somewhere In Centurion Right Now, There's A Creative Talent Preparing For Their Breakthrough, Due To Their Light Being Lit My A Fellow Centurionite On The Cusp Of Greatness... That The Centurion Way, If We're Keeping It 100. It's More Than Just Music For Us As Pretorian's; The Music, Lifestyle & Culture That We Produce, Package & Sell Is Intrinsically Unique To Us And The Lives That Our City Has Allowed Us To Live... Yet We Aren't Limited To Just Creative Expression, The New Wave Is Focused On Leveraging That Good Clout Into Those Great Bags & Levels Of Influence That Will Allow Us To Impact Lasting Changes In Our Communities. We Aren't Naive To Our Reality's, For Every Successful Young Pretorian Who You Will Meet In The Game Today, There Are 4 Highly Talented Individuals Who Didn't Get The Breaks They Needed To Get Over... That's What We're Working To Change, We Know That The Power Lies Within Us, So Now We're Rising Up To Take Full Control Of That Power & Work To Affect Lasting Positive Changes Within Our Society At Large... For We Know, That Lighting Another Candle Doesn't Diminish Your Light, It Only Creates More Light! Lesedi!

In this episode Paul talks with James Kwantes, a Canadian mining journalist and editor of junior mining investment publication Resource Opportunities. The conversation starts with James explaining why Vancouver is a hub for mining exploration companies. The two then discuss how the global move to sustainably is dependent on raw materials like metals. Next, James shares a story of his visit to the Karowe mine in Botswana shortly after Lucara Diamond recovered the famous Lesedi la Rona and Constellation diamonds. Paul and James also discuss how junior mining companies behave in a commodity “super cycle,” mine visits and helicopters and how the recent difficult stretch for the diamond mining industry underscores the inherent rarity of economic deposits in places like Canada. The episode concludes with James providing an update on diamond explorer North Arrow Minerals, a company which he covers.   Hosted by: Paul Zimnisky Guest: James Kwantes Guest plug: www.resourceopportunities.com More information on PZDA’s State of the Diamond Market report: www.paulzimnisky.com/products   Show contact: paul@paulzimnisky.com or visit www.paulzimnisky.com.   Please note that the contents of this podcast includes anecdotes, observations and opinions. The information should not be considered investment or financial advice. Consult your investment professional before making any investment decisions. Please read full disclosure at: www.paulzimnisky.com.

Lesedi and I hosted an educational huddle in the spirit of Juneteenth, and due to popular demand.. we decided to record and share with the world.

On the red table Lesedi has invited her ladies to unpack this topic "Why do women hate each other?"Facebook: @theofficialdowntownradioTwitter: @_downtownradio

In his interview with the founder of the BizNews, Alec Hogg, the brand manager of Easy Equities Lesedi Mflo lets us in on the unfolding of the first quarter of the investment year. Sasol being at the top of the JSE chart followed by Sibanye Stillwater and Steinhoff, with regards to the EasyEquities users.

In his interview with the founder of the BizNews, Alec Hogg, the brand manager of Easy Equities Lesedi Mflo lets us in on the unfolding of the first quarter of the investment year. Sasol being at the top of the JSE chart followed by Sibanye Stillwater and Steinhoff, with regards to the EasyEquities users.

In this follow-up to a recent episode titled "Who's Better?" - Leslie, Brian, Shaz, Lesedi and Emmanuel reflect on their previous pointguard picks and how they've performed thus far.

The shumba pride has assembled. Join us as we give our 2 cents on some pressing issues. Episode titles include US Elections, Local businesses, girl/boy besties. Please enjoy. Shout out to. Lesedi-- https://www.instagram.com/zimlesedi/ Nash-- nashviewsphotography |on insta| bathu shoes-- https://instagram.com/bathu_sa?igshid=5bbzuc465qod kota Joe-- https://instagram.com/kotajoesa?igshid=1fcelc8t3h1lf

Podcast: Share Talk LTDEpisode: Colm Cloonan, finance director at Tlou Energy (LON:TLOU)Pub date: 2016-10-14Share Talk have FD of Tlou Energy, Colm Cloonan, on the podcast today. On Wednesday the Company announced that it has received an initial Independent Reserve Certification for its 100% owned Lesedi coal bed methane project in Botswana, the first certified gas reserves ever in Botswana. http://www.investegate.co.uk/tlou-energy-ltd--tlou-/rns/initial-independent-gas-reserve-certification/201610120724203090M/ First time on the show we ask a bit more about Tlou Energy and about the chronic energy shortages currently being experienced in Botswana? We ask What does it mean for Tlou receiving this initial independent gas reserve certification?The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Share Talk LTD, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.