Podcasts about maseko

The widow of the late Eswatini human rights and pro-democracy activist Thulani Maseko says she has found courage knowing that though her husband was assassinated, what he fought for lives on. Maseko, the chair of the Muti-stakeholders Forum, was killed in early 2023. This month US Secretary of State Antony Blinken gave Thulani's widow Tanele the Secretary's Human Rights Defenders Award. She tells VOA's James Butty the award is bittersweet.

  Clement Manyathela chats to Mlungisi Maseko from Mooiplaas villagein Mpumalanga about using his RAF payouts to buy water tanks and pipes to bring water to his village. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Lorna Maseko the International Celebrity Chef, 2x Gourmand World Cookbook Award Winner and Retired Prima Ballerina about her journey into the culinary industry and her lessons learned from failure. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A spokesperson for the Eswatini Multi-Stakeholders Forum says the Eswatini government is harassing Tanele Maseko, the widow of slain human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko. Maseko, chair of the Multi-Stakeholders Forum, was killed in his home in January last year. The government has denied harassing her. Multi-stakeholders spokesperson Suvumelwano (See-Voo-Meh-Loo-Wah-Noh) Nyembe, tells VOA's James Butty, there is no justification for the police to ask Mrs. Maseko for her phone just because she has demanded progress in the investigation into her husband's assassination.

The spokesperson for the Eswatini government is denying that it has been harassing the widow of slain human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko. Maseko, chair of the Multi-Stakeholders Forum, was killed in his home in January last year. His widow, Tanele, has accused the government of being behind the assassination of her husband. Eswatini government spokesperson Alpheous Nxumalo, tells VOA's James Buttty, he only told the widow to prove her allegations that the government was responsible for the death of her husband.

Music artist – Cultural worker, artist and musician, Zethu MasekoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rail services were interrupted as a result of cable theft, but operations have started to resume once again. Lester Kiewit speaks to Raymond Maseko, Deputy Regional Manager for PRASA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Maseko: SACAI candidates attain 72% pass rate by Radio Islam

The Chase is in conversation with Sindisiwe Maseko and she is a gospel singer and shares his journey and love for God and music.

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Sipho Maseko – stigter van die Maseko-konsortium en voormalige uitvoerende hoof van Telkom gesels oor hulle aanbod aan Telkom. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

Theo Vorster, medestigter van Galileo Capital gesels oor die markte en Telkom wat die Maseko-konsortium se aanbod van die hand wys. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

This is a tributary episode on the world-renowned activist and human rights attorney, Thulani R Maseko (TR) from Swaziland, who was allegedly slain by King Mswati III's regime (Swaziland). For this homage, my guest is Velaphi Mamba a long-time friend and comrade of TR. Velaphi Mamba is a vibrant activist and treasurer general of the People's United Democratic Movement (PUDEMO), and recent master's degree graduate from Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government. Velaphi and I talk about: *Historiography and ethnology of the Maseko clan and their major contributions to Swaziland's polity. *The Swazi state's stratagem of complete decimation of other clans' chiefs, and kingdoms - an erasure of the history of the clans causing a loss of self-determination and independence. *TR's litany of human rights cases and his contribution to the jurisprudence in Swaziland and his service to humanity internationally. Find Velaphi Mamba Here: https://www.facebook.com/velaphi.mamba.3?mibextid=ZbWKwL --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mpilo-nkambule/support

Midday Hangout is in conversation with Bongi Maseko and she shares his music journey.

Thabo is hanging out with television star Tshepo Maseko where they look at his upbringing and his views on the state of film and television in South Africa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin and Tom welcome in Top Chef South Africa's Lorna Maseko to help recap the show and share her experience of being the guest judge in the All Star Season's second episode. If you were planning a culinary trip to Africa, Kevin and Lorna give you the scouting report. If you weren't planning one, you will now. Finally, Kevin and Tom take stock of their fantasy rosters and bid farewell to a familiar face.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin and Tom welcome in Top Chef South Africa's Lorna Maseko to help recap the show and share her experience of being the guest judge in the All Star Season's second episode. If you were planning a culinary trip to Africa, Kevin and Lorna give you the scouting report. If you weren't planning one, you will now. Finally, Kevin and Tom take stock of their fantasy rosters and bid farewell to a familiar face.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On January 21, 2023, human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko was murdered in Swaziland. He was a remarkable advocate for rights and democracy, a commitment that brought him into direct confrontation with his country's absolute ruler, King Mswati III over decades. His family, friends and fellow citizens are grief-stricken and the international human rights and justice community is outraged. Maseko had been due to spend a week with a group of human rights activists and leaders in our Symposium on Strength and Solidarity for Human Rights. We met to celebrate his work and decided to share this audio recording of the event. For a list of supplemental readings and additional information, please visit https://strengthandsolidarity.org/podcasts/ Send your ideas and feedback to pod@strengthandsolidarity.org

Midday Hangout is in conversation with Nsindiso Maseko. Let's have a listen and enjoy this podcast.

The South African Communist Party (SACP) will picket outside the consulate of Eswatini in Johannesburg today. This follows the assassination of Eswatini human rights lawyer advocates Thulani Maseko. Maseko, the chairperson of the pro-democracy MultiStakeholder Forum, was shot dead outside his home in Luyengo last month. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to SACP Spokesperson and Secretary for Policy and Research, Dr. Alex Mashilo

The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has added his voice to growing international condemnation following the murder of leading Eswatini human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko over the weekend. His death came after King Mswati the Third warned those calling for democracy in the kingdom that his mercenaries would deal with them.  Maseko was the founder of a coalition of opposition parties known as the Multi-stakeholder Forum and among groups calling for the end to Africa's last absolute monarchy. Dr Chidochashe Nyere from the Institute for Pan African Thought and Conversation (IPATC) at University of Johannesburg

Les Nations unies ont réclamé aux autorités d'Eswatini une enquête "impartiale" sur l'assassinat de l'avocat respecté et opposant farouche au gouvernement de la dernière monarchie absolue d'Afrique, Thulani Maseko. Il a été tué, le 21 janvier, par des hommes armés à une cinquantaine de kilomètres de la Mbabane, capitale de ce pays autrefois appelé Swaziland. Les inconnus ont tiré par une fenêtre de son domicile alors qu'il se trouvait chez lui en famille.

The Eswatini government says it is investigating the brutal murder of renowned human rights lawyer and pro-democracy activist, Advocate Thulani Maseko. Maseko was shot dead at the weekend by unknown assailants at his home in eSwatini. The Swaziland Solidarity Network has accused King Mswati III of orchestrating Advocate Maseko's murder. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the Network's spokesperson Lucky Lukhele

Joining Whitney this week is Mbali Maseko, Head of Well Being at Sasol South Africa, a global chemical and energy company. Mbali has a Masters in Public Health, a Masters in Business Administration and an Honors degree in Dietetics, attained through grit, hard work,  and the support and sacrifice of her family.

Day 3 of ANC Conference with SABC Political  reporter Samkele Maseko 

Liziwe Maseko is the BCX Executive for Digital Software Engineering. Maseko has a strong performance history as a business leader and boasts extensive experience leading and managing various IT functions. She has been instrumental in developing, managing, and launching multiple market-leading IT products to deliver revenue and growth targets for large customer bases. Maseko has also demonstrated major expertise in supporting companies to maximise their investments, reduce their costs, and increase their efficiencies. In this What's Next in Cloud interview, Maseko talks about the state of the South African ICT landscape and how this has evolved over the years. She then discusses what 4IR means for South Africa, and unpacks the current adoption rate of digital transformation projects in the country.

Chef, author and South Africa's culinary princess, Lorna Maseko is my beautiful guest today on The Hungry Table. Join us as we chat about her new BBC show, Homegrown Tastes South Africa and listen to her share some of her favourite food memories with me. Grab a cup of tea and listen in as we bond over food, travel and cooking! Lorna's show is launching on the 23rd March on DSTV but be sure to follow her on Instagram to keep up with her cooking and some more information on the show: https://instagram.com/lornamaseko

In the 41st podcast episode of the Creators Connect series, we are joined by Home Cook and Food blogger Fazilla Maseko. Fazilla is a Zimbabwean International who is currently based in Rosehill, Mauritius where she is currently pursuing a degree in Bio Science. Fazilla is an amazing home cook who is the brains behind The Sizzle ZW, a home kitchen brand that has made head waves in Harare, Zimbabwe. TSZW prepares and delivered phenomenal dishes to The Sizzle ZW customers and fans. In the episode, Fazilla tells us why she chose to Bio Sciences and she also shares the story of her brand, how it started and grew to what it is today. Totally enjoyed chatting with this phenomenal talent and I hope you thoroughly enjoy this Mega Conversation.We are going to be posting a lot more Episodes in this series so make sure you are subscribed and to know when a new episode has gone live! Support the show

This episode of the BizNews Power Hour features an in-depth interview with ANC insider turned outsider Themba Maseko, one of the key whistleblowers at the Zondo Commission. Maseko was frozen out because he refused to agree to President Zuma's directive to turn over government's R600m advertising spend to the Guptas. His struggles continue, with Maseko needing to use his firearm to drive off two intruders over the weekend. Also in this episode, Tongaat whistleblower David Woollam shares what went down at the company's EGM today after which shareholders who have already lost 95% of their investment will be required to pony up six times their current stake or be further diluted.

When former GCIS chief executive Themba Maseko, as the holder of the purse strings of government's significant advertising budget, refused to bow to the demands of the Gupta brothers, he was tossed into the political wilderness. Former President Zuma had Maseko fired after his refusal to abide by his instruction to assist the Guptas access R600m in ad spend. Maseko is the only ANC member to ever provide the party with an affidavit detailing the Gupta's attempts to capture the state's entire advertising budget for its new media venture, The New Age newspaper.

Guests: Dr. Dumakude & Mfundisi Maseko

Themba Maseko is the former CEO of the Government Communication and Information Systems and spokesperson for the government of South Africa. Themba is the author of the book "For My Country: Why I Blew The Whistle On Zuma And The Guptas". ---- Guest Links ----- https://twitter.com/MasekoThembaJ?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.takealot.com/for-my-country/PLID72167111?gclid=Cj0KCQiAq7COBhC2ARIsANsPATGgyWV_3rjwdYE7JeIWpsqdIIUa5XRLBllfvOC38M3tFQ_QSTl_7wEaAhs0EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds WorldView is a media company that delivers in-depth conversations, debates, round-table discussions, and general entertainment. Most of our content will be focused on news and politics, centered on South Africa. But the rest will be chats with figures around the world and from all walks of life to create a package that will inevitably broaden your WorldView. ---- Links ----- https://twitter.com/Broadworldview https://web.facebook.com/BroadWorldView https://anchor.fm/broadworldview You can donate at https://www.patreon.com/user?u=461365... Music: https://www.bensound.com​​​​​

I sat down with former Bain partner Athol Williams to talk about his excellent and disturbing new book, Deep Collusion: Bain and the capture of South Africa.It is clear that Bain's South African leadership was dishonest before the Nugent Commission about its role in the hollowing out of South African Revenue Service.  We explore in this podcast how Bain groomed the likes of Sipho Maseko (Telkom) and then Tom Moyane (Sars) , with direct access to former president Jacob Zuma, enabling it to access lucrative public sector work with no relevant public sector expertise. The detail is mind-blowing and compulsory to listen to. 

Outgoing Group CEO at Telkom Sipho Maseko speaks on the company's results. Maseko also denied news reports that there is a deal on the table for MTN to acquire the business. SMEs laments how load-shedding has affected their enterprises. In our Investment School, Tracy Davies Director at Just Share explains shareholder rights. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Africa has the most unique endemic flowers - the proteas. Our diverse climate provides excellent flower growing regions for almost any type of flower. This week on Farmer's Inside Track we share a guide to starting a flower farm in Mzansi!  Any new farmer understands that unlocking their growth potential through technology is vital. FarmSol boss Aron Koleunpacks this in our farmer development segment.  In its seasonal climate watch for August to December 2021, the South African Weather Service predicts above-normal minimum and maximum temperatures across the country. Independent climatologist and weather expert Johan van den Berg share vital tips for farmer's to deal with this!   This week's #SoilSista powered by Food For Mzansi and Corteva Agriscience is Khethiwe Maseko, the founder of Gugulam Poultry House in Gauteng. She's a farmer who started out as a domestic worker and today, she is a proud ambassador for the agricultural sector.  On the top of our reading list this week is, Billion Dollar Burger by Chase Purdy… a food-business reporter provides a good overview in cell-based meat developments. And, our farmer tip of the week comes from Agricultural Research Council's crop scientist, Boitumelo Mhlanga…

Futurist Kwame A.A Opoku digs deeper into the life and fabulous career of Lorna Maseko. Lorna Maseko is better knows as South Africa's culinary princess and is one of the country's most recognised public figures. She is a Celebrity Chef, an Executive Producer, a Choreographer, a bubbly Master of Ceremonies and an Entrepreneur.

Guest: Tsholofelo Maseko (Actress)

Thulani Rudolf Maseko is my guest in this episode, and we discuss the intervention of the international community in Swaziland amidst the country's political unrest. He also gives a high-level constitutional opinion and on the democratization of the country. Thulani is an experienced human rights lawyer with a passion for the rule of law. He holds a Master's Degree in Human Rights and Democratization in Africa from the University of Pretoria, Centre for Human Rights. He holds a Hubert Humphrey Fellowship in Leadership from the American University Washington College of Law where he obtained a Master's Degree in International Legal Studies. He holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Swaziland. Thulani is a founder member of Lawyers for Human Rights (Swaziland) and has worked for the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) for several years as a consultant based in Swaziland. He has worked as an attorney in private practice for the last twenty-one years focusing mostly on human rights and constitutional litigation. In 2018, he was elected to be the Secretary of the Law Society of Swaziland for a period of two years. He has represented a number of the pro-democracy activists who constantly face prosecution and persecution by the State in the courts of Swaziland. He, himself, is a victim of abuse of power and authority, spent two years in prison before he was acquitted on appeal. On 18 March 2014, Thulani was jailed for contempt of court after criticizing Swaziland's judicial system. In August 2014, Maseko wrote to US President Barack Obama from prison, seeking his intervention ahead of the 2014 United States–Africa Leaders' Summit. Maseko was released from prison on 30 July 2015. He had been declared a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International. Some highlights from our conversation: Whether trust should be placed on the international community to intervene and help Swaziland to democratize. Southern African Development Community's fact-finding mission in Swaziland. Swaziland political groups and civil society's submission to SADC Troika: The king and government must ensure that the process of dialogue includes all the players in Swaziland; a commitment to total unbanning of political parties; consideration for setting up an interim government; the process must give results to an adoption of a new democratic constitution; and the new constitution must ensure, going forward, the country is governed under a multiparty dispensation grounded on the rule of law. Historical background of the drafting process of the constitution and the intent of the drafters on the powers of the king. Everything that Swazi's do is informed by the wishes and whims of the monarch. The constitution was not intended to bind the king – a fundamental problem faced by all Swazis. For the people to merely elect their own prime minister without fundamentally changing the structure of the organs of the state would not give Swazi democracy. Human rights perspective on the king's speech, in particular: “Everything thing in Swaziland belongs to the king.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mpilo-nkambule/support

Business lobby groups and economists discuss the effect of country wide looting of businesses and destruction to property. Themba Maseko, Former Former CEO of the (GCIS) talks about his upbringing, earlier experiences with money and why he said no to alleged bribes by the controversial Gupta family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Themba Maseko | Former CEO of GCIS  & author of For My Country at  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Themba Maseko | Former CEO of GCIS  & author of For My Country  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Palesa obtained her LLB from Wits University whereafter she completed her articles at ENS - Africa's largest law firm. During her short tenure as an associate at ENS, her previous boss and team offered her position as a director at a new sports law firm they had incorporated. Excited for the new challenge, Palesa packed her bags and never looked back. After years of practice, Palesa is now a director at Lawton's Africa. She specializes in commercial litigation, entertainment and sports law. She regularly provides specialist advice to clients across diverse sectors in commercial litigation, mediation and alternative dispute resolution. If you have had your eye on sports and entertainment law then this is the episode for you. Don't forget to tag us on Instagram @sister_in_law_ @palesa_maseko17 If you're listening on Apple Podcast don't forget to rate and review the show so that more people are made aware of the podcast. —- Sister In Law merchandise is available on the website shop: www.sisterinlaw.co.za (part of the proceeds go towards the Sister In Law Foundation which assists black female law students from less advantaged backgrounds). --- Send in a voice message and tell us what you thought of this episode or suggest a black woman in the legal profession whose story you would like to hear: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message —- To book a consultation email advice@sisterinlaw.co.za --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message

A South African living in Somerset in the United Kingdom has launched a campaign to get recognition for Job Maseko, a South African soldier and stretcher-bearer for the Allied Forces during the Second World War. Bill Gillespie believes that Maseko - who single-handedly blew up a German ship - should have been given a Victoria Cross. In this interview, Gillespie tells BizNews that he believes Maseko should have been given the same honours as other South African soldiers who fought in WW2, and he has started a petition on change.org - a cause that has received considerable support thus far.

A South African living in Somerset in the United Kingdom has launched a campaign to get recognition for Job Maseko, a South African soldier and stretcher-bearer for the Allied Forces during the Second World War. Bill Gillespie believes that Maseko - who single-handedly blew up a German ship - should have been given a Victoria Cross. In this interview, Gillespie tells BizNews that he believes Maseko should have been given the same honours as other South African soldiers who fought in WW2, and he has started a petition on change.org - a cause that has received considerable support thus far.

I did an in-depth interview with Themba Maseko, author of For My Country: Why I Blew The Whistle On Zuma And The Guptas, about his direct experiences as a top civil servant who was pressured (without success) by the Gupta family to help them steal from the state. The phenomenon of 'state capture' has become part of the South African lexicon, and represents not just grand theft of public monies but also, therefore, a direct and serious assault on the very foundations of South Africa's constitutional democracy. In this episode of In The Ring With Eusebius McKaiser, the former government and Cabinet spokesperson shares breathtaking detail of how easy it was for a random family from India to come to South Africa and prey on its national resources, with the culpable assistance of corrupt people in both government and the private sector. This episode is of international interest because of its lessons about the importance of safeguarding public resources by protecting and strengthening accountability mechanisms, and establishin  a culture OF accountability. 

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A bit of a change on the podcast today...bear with me as I will be back to the Peninsular War very soon... A recent petition was launched in the UK to attempt to upgrade the Military Medal of black South African soldier Job Maseko. Some people believe that Job should have won a Victoria Cross for blowing up a German ship while he was a prisoner of war in North Africa. But what is the full story? Did racism block Job's medal? What is his legacy in South Africa and is he still remembered in his hometown? I went to find out the answer to all of those questions. . . If you enjoyed this episode then please subscribe and also join my mailing list via - https://redcoathistory.com/newsletter/ 

Hazel Maseko, a young Botswana woman who is a mother and a wife. If she isn't teaching Accounts, she is a rising author for her new book 'Broken Mask'. Hazel write-ups contain real-life stories that educate the readers and transform their lives. She is also a podcaster that talks about mental health, bullying, toxic environments, etc.   Follow her on her journey and  her voice of others at https://hazelmaseko.com/Created by: Jasmine Castillo (aka DJ GemJam) https://www.jasminecastillovoice.com/Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JasmineCastillo)

Bongani speaks to Themba Maseko, who has released his book, For My Country: Why I blew the Whistle on the Guptas and Zuma.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Themba Maseko, former CEO of the Government Communication and Information System, has written a new book called For My Country: Why I Blew The Whistle On Zuma And The Guptas. I sat down with him to talk about the book, life since the State Capture Commission, and his powerful life story. _______ Advertise or partner with SMWX: info@sizwempofuwalsh.co.za

For Zethu Maseko, a sound, short film and textile artist based in London, sound can be a tool to learn about our past, build our own identities as well as understand futures and imagined futures for ourselves. Her piece Kuphiliswa (which means ‘healing’ in Zulu), is a sound piece written on the Mbira, a pre-colonial, Stone Age instrument she uses to highlight how ancient tools can be used in a contemporary context for healing, storytelling and as a point of conversation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aspiring grain farmer’s – listen up! In this week’s episode of Farmer’s Inside Track we share 5 steps to start farming with grain. Award-winning farming mentor Matshidiso Mooketsi shares her secret to finding and becoming an extraordinary mentor. This week's #SoilSista powered by Food For Mzansi and Corteva Agriscience is Khethiwe Maseko, the founder of Gugulam Poultry House in Gauteng. She’s a farmer who started out as a domestic worker and today, she is a proud ambassador for the agricultural sector.  While the fate of 39 Mpumalanga farmers hang in the balance, experts warn that without clear legislation, land redistribution is but a pipe dream. Professor Elmien du Plessis a leading Constitutional law expert unpacks this case and outcomes.  Our book of the week… Wanted Dead and Alive, The Case for South Africa’s cattle by Gregory Mthembu-Salter. He takes us on a journey across Mzansi to consider the role of cattle in our society.  And our farmer tip of the week comes from the winner of Free State Agriculture’s Young Farmer of the Year competition, Doug Osler.

Today we discuss a little about what Domestic Violence also known as Intimate Partner Violence and what it looks like in a relationship! We also discuss different red flags to watch out for and we also share tips on how to help a loved one that is currently experiencing DV/IPV. If you are a loved on has experienced or is currently in an abusive relationship please call 1-800-799- 7233 (SAFE) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/AGoodThingWWP/support

*The BLA has settled its spat with Malema over his choice of lawyer. *The University of Witwatersrand study says Covid-19 deaths are under reported. *SA's fibre network has received an investment boost. *Telkom's Sipho Maseko speaks candidly about the SOE's past. *President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasises the importance of investing in science and technology for SA and its BRICS partners.

*The BLA has settled its spat with Malema over his choice of lawyer. *The University of Witwatersrand study says Covid-19 deaths are under reported. *SA's fibre network has received an investment boost. *Telkom's Sipho Maseko speaks candidly about the SOE's past. *President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasises the importance of investing in science and technology for SA and its BRICS partners.

15.11.20. Mpumzi connected with Founder and Executive director of Bright Future Family Centre, Sindiswa Maseko, and they spoke about a disease that infexts over 6% of South Africa's population: Diabetes.

15.11.20. Mpumzi connected with Founder and Executive director of Bright Future Family Centre, Sindiswa Maseko, and they spoke about a disease that infexts over 6% of South Africa's population: Diabetes.

Every Wednesday from 10:15 iKwekwezi FM dedicates a slot where it meets and talks to people living with disabled. Insights, advises and wisdom is share to the various communities.

Themba is a humble, and growing gospel musician, passionate about spreading the Gospel of Christ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sizwe caught up with SABC political journalist Samkele Maseko, to discuss the question of race in the SA media.    This is part 3 of a four-part weekly series on race in the media in collaboration with the South African Media Innovation Program. Watch other episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi3lYHS_NsE&list=PLElMlY-u7QWvSOzbbYV4cKzm9cNDLvPDz   The South Africa Media Innovation Program (SAMIP) is a multi-year media initiative the seeks to accelerate digital media innovation among independent media outlets in South Africa. The program provides funding and capacity building to organisations selected to  participate.https://samip.mdif.org

04.10.20 Mpumzi connects with local artist, Sindiswa Maseko

04.10.20 Mpumzi connects with local artist, Sindiswa Maseko

 As we approach 50 episodes we have invited fans of the show to send through a voice recording telling us about themselves and their favorite episode.Today we have Nompelelo  Maseko from Pretoria, South Africa a graduate student in social work her favorite episode ft Mark Chingumbe (Ep 42) Take a listen!  Support the show (https://paypal.me/RootofSciPod?locale.x=en_US)

Welcome to part 2 of my incredible conversation with Khaya Maseko! Today we are diving into what it means to be a successful crossover artist; Khaya began his career in musical theater, and through his journey of discovering his voice, began to pivot into the world of composing and recording! This journey has culminated in the release of his album, "Better Late Than Never", which is a vibrant mix of soul + jazz! We hope that this conversation inspires you to step outside of your comfort zone, redefine success, and find true happiness in your personal voice. To hear Khaya's newest single, head to his website: KhayaMusic.co.ukAnd follow his journey on all of the socials - @khayafhayaDon't forget to subscribe to the podcast + find the full episode on our Youtube channel! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Own Your Voice! On today's episode, I had the opportunity to interview Khaya Maseko, an incredible European actor and entertainer! He first made his mark in the musical theater world, which began at the South African National Children’s Theatre. After winning a Naledi Award for Best Newcomer, he joined Disney’s "The Lion King" as cover Simba and part of the ensemble, which took him to Hong Kong, Switzerland and across the UK! In late 2016, he made the decision to pivot his music career and focus on his journey as a solo artist - a decision he made after starting a job as a singer and pianist at the Piano Works in Farringdon. Soon after, he began work on his first EP entitled “Better Late Than Never”. Khaya is also a part time composer and has composed dance pieces for Hong Kong's Fringe festival and The Place’s “Resolution” Dance festival.Check out his socials here - @khayafhaya I https://www.khayamusic.co.ukBefore you go, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and STAY TUNED for pt. 2, to be released tomorrow! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lex is from South Africa and is a man on a mission. After breaking free from what he thought was reality, he turned inwards into himself and started to connect with his true essence of life and consciousness. His awareness is deep and his ego is his friend. This is an episode of pure spirit consciousness and inner power. You can follow Lex on IG @lexstaysliquid Luke and his team hope you enjoy this episode. Let us know by sharing the episode and tagging @lukemindpower on your IG or FB stories. For more info on the Shaolin Temple www.shaolintemple.com You can follow Luke on IG @lukemindpower and Tik Tok Subscirbe to LukeMindPower on YouTube If you wish to find out more on how LukeMindPower could be your Ultimate Success Coach Click Here or visit www.lukemindpower.com To your Ultimate Success & Fulfilment LMP --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lukemindpower/message

Kwame A.A Opoku digs deeper into the life and the fabulous career of Lorna Maseko. Lorna Maseko, better known as South Africa’s culinary princess, is one of the country’s most-recognized public figures. She is more popularly-known from her work on TV but that’s not all; in addition to having presented several popular TV shows, Lorna Maseko is also a Celebrity Chef, an Executive Producer, a Choreographer, a bubbly Master of Ceremonies and an Entrepreneur.

Sami and Beth affirm everything Riki is going through. Things are hard, that makes sense. Friendships aren’t being formed so easily? That makes sense. You’re confused about where exactly home-home is? That makes sense! Beth also brings up a brain-twister: can you be home-home at the same time as being home, if the whole idea of going "home-home" means you’re NOT ACTUALLY THERE??? IS THIS WHOLE THING SOME SORT OF CONSPIRACY??? Trust me, the more you think about it, the more confused and unclear things will become. Great! Sami Case (https://www.instagram.com/samicase) and Beth King (https://www.instagram.com/kingbeth) make this show. Justin Lee/Kid_Wonder (https://soundcloud.com/k1der/tracks)//(https://www.instagram.com/justinshungry/) makes the music. 

You’re gonna love my conversation with Lorna Maseko. She is a celebrity chef in South Africa, a TV presenter, entrepreneur and all round great human. We spoke about LORNA’s poor disadvantaged beginnings and how she imagined and worked her way to the top. We spoke about her work ethic, belief in people, self doubt and also her dreams and aspirations for taking South African cuisine global. Please subscribe and comment and help me spread the word. - - - Find out more about Paul Scanlon's Communication Masterclass course. PAULSCANLON.COM/COMMUNICATION-MASTERCLASS/ EXCLUSIVE - "PODCAST20" Don't forget to subscribe, share and write a review on Paul's podcast and keep connected for upcoming shows and more conversations.

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TechCentral — Telkom Group CEO Sipho Maseko joins TechCentral editor Duncan McLeod for a discussion on the telecommunications operator's new track-and-trace technology solution designed to fight the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa. Telkom has developed the track-and-trace solution in partnership with the National Institute for Communicable Diseases and the CSIR to identify people who may have contracted Covid-19. The system collates multiple data sources such as GIS data to track an infected person’s exposure and who they may have unknowingly exposed to the virus to. This reduces the current reliance on the patient’s own recollections of who they may have exposed unknowingly and enables the CSIR to contact people who were in the same proximity as the patient. In certain communities, the department of health will be using trackers to trace primary contacts and ensure testing for secondary contacts. Telkom has partnered with Samsung to distribute 1 500 handsets to trackers across the country. The system will integrate the information collected by the trackers. In the podcast, Maseko discusses the privacy implications of the track-and-trace system and why he believes it is not only necessary to combat Covid-19 but also conforms with legislation governing people's privacy. He also talks about how the lockdown is affecting Telkom's day-to-day operations and the impact its hand on its restructuring and retrenchments programme.

The KingDeep Listening session Autum Mix part 2 By Ma-Ali Duration: 53:16 1. Mixmaster - Play House 2. The Elements of Life feat.Josh Milan - Children of the World (Ben Brophy Edit) 3. Kevin McKay - What U Want (J Paul Getto Classic Mix) 4. Dimuth K - Beams Aglow (Original Mix) 5. Black Motion & Xoli M - Rainbow (DJ Spen & Michele Chiavarini Remix) 6. Andrey Djackonda, Legit Trip - Georgian Girl (Original Mix) 7. Alison Maseko - Its a Beauty (Original Mix) Follow Alison Maseko (MA-Ali) Twitter: @AlisonMaseko IG: @ALisonMAseko

The KingDeep Listening session Autum Mix part 2 By Ma-Ali Duration: 53:16 1. Mixmaster - Play House 2. The Elements of Life feat.Josh Milan - Children of the World (Ben Brophy Edit) 3. Kevin McKay - What U Want (J Paul Getto Classic Mix) 4. Dimuth K - Beams Aglow (Original Mix) 5. Black Motion & Xoli M - Rainbow (DJ Spen & Michele Chiavarini Remix) 6. Andrey Djackonda, Legit Trip - Georgian Girl (Original Mix) 7. Alison Maseko - Its a Beauty (Original Mix) Follow Alison Maseko (MA-Ali) Twitter: @AlisonMaseko IG: @ALisonMAseko

Guest : Xolani Maseko | Tour guide at Uthando Tours Maseko is a guide for Uthando Tours, a non-profit travel agency who offers authentic experiences of almost all the townships in Cape Town. The money made from the tours funds over 40 community projects in every corner of the Mother City. This ranges from communal gardens, to education facilities, skills development workshops, and music and dance classes. Tourists get to visit these programmes to gain a deeper insight into these investments and the people behind them. Since he began leading tours in 2012, Maseko has improved his knowledge, skills, and understanding of the world, as well as his family’s financial situation. Now, he seeks to do the same for others. Maseko aids in expanding tourist’s perspectives while showcasing the cultural diversity and natural beauty of our country

eNCA Statement: eNCA has parted company with its Director of News Kanthan Pillay with immediate effect. This follows outrage and condemnation after a tweet he posted. The tweet does not represent the views of e-Media Investments and the channel. After intense overnight investigation and consultation, the channel decided it had no alternative but to end its relationship with him. Although he was acting in an individual capacity and his posting was unsolicited, he was nonetheless a senior member of staff and the channel believes there was no room for any other outcome and that damage control was imperative. Serious allegations have also been levelled at eNCA about Pillay's censorship of stories and his management style. The channel takes the allegations of censorship very seriously. To that end eNCA is co-operating fully with the SA National Editors Forum that has requested clarity. The channel will be appointing an external expert to investigate these claims. Editor-in-Chief Jeremy Maggs says: “All news organisations have one currency and that is credibility. It is clear this negative attention has adversely affected eNCA's reputation and credibility. However with the talented and dedicated staff we have, I believe the channel can recover. Right now our immediate priorities are to mend strained relationships and to rebuild credibility with its audience and other stakeholders as soon as possible.” We speak to eNCA's former Political Journalist Samkele Maseko on Update At Noon

Lorna Maseko was the first black ballerina to ever perform a principal role in South African theaters. Today, she’s a famous TV chef working to empower women and to extinguish world hunger by the year 2030 though sustainable food practises.About season 3:Who are taking action to fix our broken food system? From Trinidad and Tobago via Nigeria and Myanmar, to China and Australia, we meet the Faces of Food: 12 inspiring people driving action that is healthy for both people and the planet.Learn more at EATforum.orgSeason 3 post production by Shaw Media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The AlphaCode Incubator is hunting for disruptive financial services startups with the intention of giving them a couple million rand hand-up. An application process which began on May 15 closes in just over a week. AlphaCode's head of ecosystem development Andile Maseko was a guest on this week's Rational Radio Live where he explained to Alec Hogg how the process works, who qualifies and when the cash grants get provided.

Hunger is more than the need to fill your stomach, it is the very drive that differentiates dreamers from doers and lackluster from legendary. Today I’m joined by the hungry and fiercely passionate Lorna Maseko. For more info: mattbrownshow.com

TechCentral — In this episode of the podcast, Duncan McLeod interviews Telkom Group CEO Sipho Maseko on the group’s 2019 financial results. The discussion kicks off with Maseko explaining whether Telkom can keep up the astonishing growth in its mobile business, where it almost doubled its number of subscribers in the past year. He talks about the impact this could have on the group’s capital expenditure in order to sustain the robust performance into the future. Maseko then turns to consolidation in the broader mobile industry, whether Telkom is still interested in acquiring Cell C (it’s not) and how consolidation, if it happens, might play out. He then turns to Telkom’s roaming and infrastructure sharing deal with Vodacom and the impact that it likely to have, with implementation of the roaming component expected to be concluded by the end of June. He talks about Telkom’s plans to monetise Gyro, its property management business, and reflects on the enormous job losses that have happened at Telkom and whether more cuts are in the offing. Lastly, Maseko explains Telkom’s strategy around Huawei given the geopolitical tensions between the US and China and how the company is attempting to mitigate the risk associated with developments in the past week. Don’t miss the discussion!

Hunger. Hunger is more than the need to fill your stomach, it is the very drive that differentiates dreamers from doers and lackluster from legendary. Today I’m joined by the hungry and fiercely passionate Lorna Maseko. As a talented TV Presenter, Professional Chef, Choreographer and Media Director, Lorna knows a thing or two about being persistent and determined in chasing her ambitions. Born in Alexandra township she has become one of the most popular media personalities in the country with an Instagram following of over 500,000 people. Join us for a different kind of Matt Brown Show episode, as we discuss her rocky road to self realisation and achievement through her many walks of life. So without further ado, enter the beautiful and successful Lorna Maseko.

Chairperson of the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo has called on ministers who were summoned to the Gupta residence in Saxonwold Johannesburg, to discuss government business to come forward. Former GCIS CEO Themba Maseko has told the commission that Ajay had revealed during their meeting in 2010 that if ministers did not cooperate they were called to the home or that Zuma was instructed to deal with them. Maseko says he was given orders during that meeting to inform ministers to transfer their advertising spend to the coffers of the GCIS so that the money could be channelled to the now defunct New Age newspaper and ANN7 TV station. He says Zuma has phoned him during his drive to the Gupta home telling him to assist what he described as his “brothers”.

Former Government Communication and Information System head Themba Maseko has taken the stand at the Zondo Commission currently on-going at Parktown in Johanneburg. Maseko is the fourth witness to come forward with testimony of how the Guptas, with former President Jacob Zuma's assistance, allegedly tried to force him to redirect R600-million of government advertising to the New Age newspaper.

Rhodes University law student Khensani Maseko's funeral will take place in Johannesburg tomorrow. She reportedly committed suicide at the weekend after accusing her boyfriend of raping her in May this year. Yesterday, the university's Vice-Chancellor, Sizwe Mabizela stressed the importance of educating young men to respect women and their rights. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter Iviwe Poti.

The Management of Rhodes University says it wants the police to conduct an inquest into the death of 23-year old student Khensani Maseko who committed suicide last week. She was apparently suffering from depression after being allegedly raped by her boyfriend. Meanwhile students at Nelson Mandela University are up in arms over allegations that a student was raped over the weekend.

CliffCentral.com — Gareth Cliff has an adventure on the seas awaiting! He'll be heading on an experience of a lifetime with Lorna Maseko and the Cruises International team. Find out about the tons of on-board activities, beautiful destinations, and special moments they'll get to have on their upcoming trip. Cruises International

In this Podcast, Leah and Lilly speak from experience as they share what it’s like to be a young black woman in the modern South Africa. These are two Christian women who are grappling with concepts like ‘submission’, a male dominated society and what it means to be a Christian, modern black woman. This Podcast aims to highlight some of the struggles that woman have and while it does not provide all the answers for woman (Perhaps listen to this sermon for more: http://www.christchurchmidrand.co.za/portfolio-items/2-biblical-womanhood/), it gives both woman AND men a clearer picture of the struggles woman face along with some wisdom that these two ladies have.

Capital26Free — Alexandra Maseko is the Zimbabwean National Womens Basketball team captain. She joins Lizwe and Josh and tells them about her amazing journey from Harare to the United States of America. She highlights the different struggles that Zim basket ball players face as well as some of the positives that she took from the Afro Basket Qualifiers that took place recently. She also shares about her charity work, why she is passionate about Women in sport and They delve in #AskAlex where Lizwe and Josh read out questions from listeners about everything, from sport to how many bulls her father would demand for her hand in marriage!

Telkom has a long history in SA, and is in a sense part of its ‘fibre’. It is not one of the most loved companies or brands, but over the past few years it has turned its fortunes and public perception of it around. We speak to a man, whom many believe is behind the turnaround at Telkom. The change at Telkom is palpable, it’s not just the cheeky adverts and endorsements by international sportsmen. You see It at Telkom headquarters in Centurion as well which is where Nikiwe Bikitsha caught up with Telkom CEO, Sipho Maseko, in this episode of face to face with success….

The team gets cooking with the beautiful Lorna Maseko, before finding out more about the new season of ‘Pawn Stars' on History Channel. Jen Su and Nikita Camacho get the scoop on Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Joburg 2016 with AFI Fashion Designers Khothatso and Caileigh Davis! Then, awards season isn't quite done yet, let's see what the SAFTAs have in store for 2016.

Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko says the company has embarked on a cost cutting exercise that includes reducing head count through voluntary retrenchments and the sale of properties. Speaking to Tim Modise, Maseko says Telkom is opposed to the Vodacom/Neotel merger in its current form and want ICASA to review the matter. He also says the company will connect 200,000 homes to fibre by end the year. - Tim Modise

This panel event marks the release of a report that documents the police practice of using condoms as evidence of prostitution and its impact on sex workers’ lives, including their vulnerability to HIV. Speakers: Sienna Baskin, Kholi Buthelezi, Sian Maseko, Acacia Shields. (Recorded: Jul 17, 2012)