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In this episode we focus on handling criticism, Mr Mohale further explains as he had left of from the previous episode on the topic of criticism. We also look into what makes individuals to fail to accept criticism a lot of times. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/empowermentfm/support

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Mogale and Kabelo Mohale let us in on rising from the ashes. They speak candidly about how challenging the past 2 years have been on them. We know that growth can be hard, at times even messy however we are comforted knowing that diamonds are produced from very high pressure and temperatures. This beautiful couple are such a great testament of what it means to choose each other, over and over. By honouring God and their vows they were committed to be productive with their pain and find healing. Thank you for your vulnerability Mogale and Kabelo. We love you so much❤️ We would also like to acknowledge our special performance by KeMoriti https://instagram.com/kemoriti?igshid=NWpjd3FtMndwcTg3 Thank you to our sponsors at Renault Bryanston and Royal Developments : Please find us and our special guests on the handles below: The Makhs: https://instagram.com/the_makhs?igshid=MWZoa3VsemU0YjV0dw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Mogale: https://instagram.com/mog_moh?igshid=aDNqN2Q4OWMwbHI5 Kabelo: https://instagram.com/kabello_mohale?igshid=MXdldHR6Nm9yd3VoaQ== Renault Bryanston: https://instagram.com/renaultbryanstonza?igshid=Yml4NWJtNXJuZThk Brookfield at Royal: https://instagram.com/royal_developments_?igshid=MXR6d2hxbDhxOTFnOQ==

This is a live recording of an event that took place at Open Book Festival in September 2023. In the annual event hosted by Mohale Mashigo, Pumla Dineo Gqola, Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah, Lebohang Masango and Maneo Mohale speak sex, pleasure and consent. This event was made possible by the support of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, the City of Cape Town and the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

In this episode Ratiba continues to unpack on leadership and different types of leadership. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/empowermentfm/support

KB Brookins talks with Maneo Mohale about their poetry collection Freedom House. They contemplate poetry, social justice, community, police brutality, Blackness and transness as well as hope. They both read poems from Freedom House. Maneo reads “Black Life circa 2029” and “T Shot #1” and KB reads “He/they in the streets, them/them in the sheets” and “T Shot #5: Ode to my Sharps Container”. Maneo Mohale is a South African editor, feminist writer and poet. They have been long-listed twice for the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Anthology Award, and their debut collection of poetry, Everything is a Deathly Flower was published by uHlanga in September 2019. The collection was shortlisted for the Ingrid Jonker Poetry Prize, later winning the 2020 Glenna Luschei Prize for African Poetry. They currently serve as a research associate with the Centre for the Study of Race, Gender and Class at the University of Johannesburg.  KB Brookins is a Black, queer, and trans writer, cultural worker and artist from Texas. They are the author of How to Identify Yourself with a Wound (Kallisto Gaia Press 2022), winner of the Saguaro Poetry Prize and an American Library Association Stonewall Honor Book in Literature, and Freedom House (Deep Vellum 2023), which has been recommended by Vogue among others. KB's writing is published in Poets.org, HuffPost, Poetry Magazine, and elsewhere. They are currently a National Endowment of the Arts fellow. KB's debut memoir Pretty (Alfred A. Knopf) releases in 2024.  In this episode we are in solidarity with Cuban journalist Lázaro Yuri Valle Roca. We call for his freedom. You can read more about his case here: https://cpj.org/2022/08/cuban-journalist-lazaro-yuri-valle-roca-sentenced-to-5-years-in-prison/.  As tributes to him, KB reads “To the Young Who Want to Die” by Gwendolyn Brooks and Maneo reads “Love, Again” by Sarah Lubala. 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.

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Are you confused that Somizi and Mohale were never married? "How so?", you may have asked yourself.Are you also confused as to why Somizi, rather than Mohale, is the one who wanted to sustain the claim that there WAS a valid marriage in place? After all, wouldn't Somizi, more than Mohale, be excited to know there was no valid marriage in place? If Mohale is the alleged gold digger, why wouldn't Somizi be happy to accept that they were not spouses?! Confused? Let me help you out. I do two things in this episode: a) answer these questions AND (far more importantly) b) I will persuade you why this is NOT a silly celebrity gossip story but a fascinating story with curious and important legal, cultural and even ethical dimensions. Everyone missed the substance- because Somizi being a celebrity resulted in the story not being seriously paused over. His celebrity status and larger than life personality got in the way of a story that an editor might otherwise have assigned to a senior legal reporter, for example. Let me help you out. Have a listen to this episode, and share it with your mates before you debate the issues I explain and frame for public engagement - no pun on 'public engagement'! 

Business Unity South Africa president Bonang Mohale joined Eusebius McKaiser to discuss his recent opinion piece (https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/2022-12-15-the-anc-cannot-fix-itself-south-africas-last-hope-is-business/ ) in which he argued the ANC cannot fix itself. Instead, he is of the view business is South Africa's last hope. The discussion starts with an analysis of the ANC's recent elective conference. McKaiser invited Mohale to comment on the new leadership composition of the top seven officials, and the party's highest decision-making structure, the national executive committee. Mohale argued that the inefficient manner in which the elective conference was run, and the strategic error of allocating most of the time to leadership elections rather than to a deep examination of ideas and policies, is evidence of an ANC that is unable to fix itself. He expanded on this diagnosis in the conversation with podcast host, TimesLIVE contributor and analyst McKaiser.

Profile Interview with Prof Bonang Franis Mohale, Chancellor of the Free State UniversitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die president van Business Unity South Africa en ook die kanselier van die Universiteit van die Vrystaat, Bonang Mohale is op Reputation Poll International se lys van die mees gerespekteerde Afrikane vir 2023. Die verkiesings-kriteria het reputasie, invloed en sigbaarheid ingesluit. Mohale is ook 'n skrywer van topverkopers, professor in die regte aan die Johannesburgse Kollege vir Besigheid en Ekonomie en voorsitter van die Bidvest-groep. Mohale sê hy is geëerd om erkenning te kry.

Business Unity South Africa president Bonang Mohale joined Eusebius McKaiser to discuss his recent opinion piece (https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/2022-12-15-the-anc-cannot-fix-itself-south-africas-last-hope-is-business/ ) in which he argued the ANC cannot fix itself. Instead, he is of the view business is South Africa's last hope. The discussion starts with an analysis of the ANC's recent elective conference. McKaiser invited Mohale to comment on the new leadership composition of the top seven officials, and the party's highest decision-making structure, the national executive committee. Mohale argued that the inefficient manner in which the elective conference was run, and the strategic error of allocating most of the time to leadership elections rather than to a deep examination of ideas and policies, is evidence of an ANC that is unable to fix itself. He expanded on this diagnosis in the conversation with podcast host, TimesLIVE contributor and analyst McKaiser.

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Hot Topic with Professor Bonang Mohale, President of Business Unity South Africa on economic challenges facing South Africa and solutions to the crisis

In this episode we continue with the series of mens mental health and we engage on a very serious conversation with Ratiba Mohale and he also opens up about his story and experiences. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Professor Bonang Mohale, who is the Chancellor at the University of the Free State. Professor Mohale is a published author who has held various executive and leadership roles in major South African and Multinational organisations, which include, Business Leadership South Africa, Shell South Africa, Otis Elevators, the South African […]

This is a live recording of an event that took place at Open Book Festival in September 2022. In this discussion Pumla Dineo Gqola, Sihle-isipho Nontshokweni and Yewande Omotoso speak to Mohale Mashigo about feminist connections. This event was made possible by the support of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, the City of Cape Town and the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

At the latest LeaderEx Money Summit we managed to grab Bonang Mohale to offer up his insights into leadership and wealth creation.Who is Bonang Mohale?He is a famed businessman, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa, Chancellor of University of Free State, best-selling author, and non-executive director of Purple Group (among a host of other companies). That's a lot of cred right? We've only scratched thesurface! Mr Mohale talks wealth, his personal journey, and the motivation he has used to rise into becoming a business heavyweight in South Africa.If you are a dreamer, doer, and aspiring investor, then you definitely don't want to miss this short yet inspirational and powerful conversation!Why are you still reading this? Hit that play button to hear the man himself.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).

Mohale Mashigo is a South African musician, a writer of novels and comic books, and the narrative director for video game company Nyamakop. Host Angélique Roche asks her about writing Moon Girl (without Devil Dinosaur!) and co-writing one of South Africa's first Black super heroes, Kwezi. Find out what it was like teaming up Moon Girl with Miles Morales and the Avengers and why Mohale wanted Lunella and Wolverine to team up in X-Men & Moon Girl (2022) #1!

Mohale Motaung admits he's been overwhelmed with mixed emotions since finally speaking up about what transpired in his relationship with his estranged husband Somizi Mhlongo. “The most important thing for me was for me to tell my story in a way I see fit.” He's received a lot of responses from people who have related to his story, which he says has been a way of healing for him since breaking his silence. Despite legal documents drawn up by their legal teams binding them from speaking about their separation, Mohale said he was encouraged to speak after he saw his estranged husband continuously mention his name on his reality show.  TshisaLIVE

Mohale Motaung admits he's been overwhelmed with mixed emotions since finally speaking up about what transpired in his relationship with his estranged husband Somizi Mhlongo. “The most important thing for me was for me to tell my story in a way I see fit.” He's received a lot of responses from people who have related to his story, which he says has been a way of healing for him since breaking his silence. Despite legal documents drawn up by their legal teams binding them from speaking about their separation, Mohale said he was encouraged to speak after he saw his estranged husband continuously mention his name on his reality show. 

“What it means for me to be Black and queer and trans or non-binary or all of these names make me legible I suppose in a western framework of gender and sexuality. But increasingly the longer that I'm here and the deeper I ask myself further and more ancestral questions about identity and sexuality and desire and kinship, the more those categories dissolve. But I cannot ignore the political reality of needing to be visible and legible to my own community (…) I know that there were poets and artists and queer people and trans people in my life that made me feel possible, because they identified themselves and lived in public ways and published obviously pursuant to all kinds of issues of safety and openness and visibility and representation. I really want to be the kind of person that makes other people feel possible. That makes other divine, beautiful, complicated, gorgeous queer young Black babies feel like they have, and can, and must carve their own space and take up their own space in the world, on the continent, in the country everywhere.”

This week Vic Naidoo gave us some MUST WATCH suggestions. Mohale: On the Record: When it comes to celebrity relationships, Mohale and Somizi's relationship has been a very controversial one. They went from being the poster couple of gay marriage in 2020 to now going through a messy divorce. This is going to hurt: Based on the best-selling non-fiction memoir of the same name, the series follows junior doctor Adam Kay in his chaotic job in Obstetrics Gynaecology. Mind over murder: The HBO true crime docuseries Mind Over Murder chronicles the bizarre story of six individuals who were convicted for the 1985 murder of beloved 68-year-old grandmother Helen Wilson.

This week Vic Naidoo gave us some MUST WATCH suggestions. Mohale: On the Record: When it comes to celebrity relationships, Mohale and Somizi's relationship has been a very controversial one. They went from being the poster couple of gay marriage in 2020 to now going through a messy divorce. This is going to hurt: Based on the best-selling non-fiction memoir of the same name, the series follows junior doctor Adam Kay in his chaotic job in Obstetrics Gynaecology. Mind over murder: The HBO true crime docuseries Mind Over Murder chronicles the bizarre story of six individuals who were convicted for the 1985 murder of beloved 68-year-old grandmother Helen Wilson.

People aged 50 and older are now eligible for an additional booster shot of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, the national health department has announced. The additional booster will be available, as of Monday, to anyone in this age group who has completed at least 120 days or four months since receiving their last Covid-19 vaccination of either a Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson (J&J) vaccine. Previously, South Africans were eligible to receive one booster shot after their primary vaccination of either one dose of J&J, or two doses of Pfizer. "This is part of efforts by the government to increase vaccine uptake to achieve population immunity while protecting the most vulnerable groups, especially those living with co-morbidities such as diabetes and hypertension," said health department spokesperson Foster Mohale. "The Pfizer vaccine has shown to be safe and effective for boosting immunity in older persons who remain at highest risk of severe disease and death from Covid-19," he added. Out of a total adult population of almost 20-million who have been vaccinated so far, more than seven million of them are aged 50 and older. "We applaud older people for coming forward in large numbers, and we encourage all individuals who have not had their second dose or booster dose to go to their nearest vaccination site," said Mohale. In addition, the department has collaborated with health organisations, such as Right to Care, to launch the app FindMyJab.co.za, which will make it easier for anyone to find the closest vaccination site online.

Sifiso Skenjana dissects Economic Freedom 28 years on with Parliamentary Coordinator at COSATU, Matthew Parks, BUSA President, Bonang Mohale and  National Spokesperson of SAYEC, Sthandiwe Msomi. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well-known and highly respected Prof. Bonang Mohale steps into conversation with Allon Raiz about his latest book, African culture, his lesser known journey as an investor and how he sees small businesses transforming the economy

Well-known and highly respected Prof. Bonang Mohale steps into conversation with Allon Raiz about his latest book, African culture, his lesser known journey as an investor and how he sees small businesses transforming the economy

On this podcast Maanda Tshifularo (SuperLead CEO) interviewed Professor Bonang Mohale who is the Chancellor at the University of the Free State. Professor Mohale, who is a published author, has held various executive and leadership roles in major South African and multinational organisations including Business Leadership South Africa, Shell South Africa, Otis Elevators, South African Airways, […]

Reality TV star and media personality Mohale Motaung is determined to own his story and continue to celebrate love, despite the failures of past relationships. Mohale talks about his journey of healing since his fallout with husband, media personality, Somizi Mhlongo. TshisaLIVE

Reality TV star and media personality Mohale Motaung is determined to own his story and continue to celebrate love, despite the failures of past relationships. Mohale talks about his journey of healing since his fallout with husband, media personality, Somizi Mhlongo.

In Part Two of Conversations with Mohale, Mohale Mashigo talks to Shana Fife, author of Ougat. If you missed part one, make sure to listen. This podcast series is curated by Frankie Murrey and Vasti Calitz. Edited by Andri Burnett. Produced and hosted by Vasti Calitz. This podcast series is made possible by the generous support of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, as well as the Heinrich Boell Foundation.

Mohale Mashigo talks to Pumla Gqola and Siphokazi Jonas in the Lockdown Edition of Conversations with Mohale, an event that has occurred annually at the live Open Book Festival. Keep an eye out for part two of Conversations with Mohale, where Mohale speaks to Shana Fife, which will be released on 15 November. Curated by Frankie Murrey and Vasti Calitz. Edited by Andri Burnett. Hosted and produced by Vasti Calitz. This podcast series is made possible by the generous support of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, as well as the Heinrich Boell Foundation.

The Department of Health has asked the public to be patient as it prepares to officially launch the first version of the Covid-19 vaccination digital certificate later this week. On Tuesday, various media reported that the digital certificate website went live, without an official announcement from the Department of Health. Last week, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the Department of Health would roll out vaccine certificates which could be used as proof of vaccination for those wishing to travel or access certain establishments. Departmental spokesperson Foster Mohale said government is currently at the testing phase of the system to troubleshoot all possible glitches ahead of the official launch later this week. He explained that the system is not officially live for vaccinated members of the public to access and download their certificates. However, he said the department is aware that a few individuals have successfully managed to access the system and download their vaccination certificates. Mohale added that a lot of security has been built into the system to protect individuals' personal data. “The development and release of fully-fledged Covid-19 vaccination certificates will be phased-in over time. Thus, we request members of the public to exercise patience while we implement the final refinement as we prepare to officially launch the first version of the Covid-19 vaccination digital certificate,” he said.

As the country experiences a little bit more freedom with the easing from level three lockdown to level 2, Business Unity South Africa says it has confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa to rescue the country from the deep economic slump it is currently facing. Many role players have expressed the believe that South Africa should return to level 1 to give the economy and especially sectors like the tourism and hospitality sector.

Well-known business leader Bonang Mohale (president of Business Unity South Africa) spoke to me about his open letter to president Cyril Ramaphosa on behalf of business leadership. We engaged on the role of business in tacklingurgent South African problems like youth unemployment, general unemployment and low growth. Mohale also gave a searing take on the state of the ANC, the state of the state, and the leadership of Ramamphosa himself. It was a wide-ranging conversation about how we may yet realise our developmental challenges. It is compulsory listening.

Today we will be talking to Kabelo Mohale co-owner of Lived Loved and founder of BE'LOVED. Kabelo will be sharing her journey of launching her wellness business, Live Loved, during the pandemic. She also discusses some biblical business strategies and principles she has learnt in the process of setting up her business.Live Loved is a wellness store which allows customers to fill and refill their favourite whole foods and pantry goods without being wasteful and avoiding unnecessary packaging. The mission is to add meaningful value by improving people's health and well-being, and inspiring the awareness of the need to safeguard the planet for the future generations to come. Kabelo is also the founder of  BE'LOVED is an inspired movement of arising women, who chose to ignite lives to restore identity; refreshing of souls and awakening to purpose.

He liked what he saw in Purple Group, seeing the potential for a unicorn.

In today's episode, we are in conversation with Mohale Mashigo - an award winning author, and in her words, storyteller. We have a big conversation around superheroes, what it means to be supported, how we keep rocking as women and how to surround ourselves with women. It's a really great episode full of insight from Mohale. We hope you enjoy it, keep rocking! Get to know our guest via her social media accounts : TW: @BlckPorcelain, IG:@blckporcelain

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H Honorary professor, businessman and activist Bonang Mohale joins Clement to share his favourite music and his fondest life memories. He also shares what the purpose of the current stage of his life is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maneo Mohale, Poet and Author on the State of poetry and being named as the African Poetry Book Fund's 2020 Glenna Luschei Prize winner for African Poetry See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The slow rollout of Covid-19 vaccines could have been averted through collaboration with business. That's according to University of Free State Chancellor and businessman, Bonang Mohale. Mohale was delivering the keynote address at the 6th Tsietsi Mashinini Memorial Lecture at the Morris Isaacson Music Centre in Soweto on Saturday. Mashinini led the historic 1976 Soweto student uprising opposing Afrikaans as a medium of instruction at schools. Phumzile Mlangeni reports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discuss what's been happening behind the scenes in the book world and Mervyn has a conversation with Mohale Mashigo about her life as a writer, and get recommendations from Book Lounge staff. Mohale mentioned ‘What it Means When a Man Falls from the Sky' by Lesley Nneka Arimah, ‘Paradise' by Toni Morrison, ‘Maru' by Bessie Head, ‘The Vanishing Half' by Brit Bennett, ‘In The Dreamhouse' by Carmen Maria Machado, and ‘The Longest March' by Fred Khumalo. Jess recommends ‘Girl, Woman, Other' by Bernardine Evaristo, Colin recommends ‘Pew' by Catherine Lacey, and Luami recommends ‘The Discomfort of Evening' by Marieke Lucas Rijneveld. Get in touch by emailing booklounge@gmail.com or send us a voice message on Whatsapp to +27 (0) 63 961-6154. Hosted by Vasti Calitz. Produced by Andri Burnett.

This week’s guest is our fave carefree aunty @TumiMohale who no doubt left me wishing she was my travel buddy. In this episode, Tumi shares stories about her trips to Havana, Cuba and Ibiza, Spain and convinces Lelo to give New York another try. Please share your feedback on the show with @MsLeloB via social media #ChicaTravelPod or email travel@chica.co.za

This week’s guest is our fave carefree aunty @TumiMohale who no doubt left me wishing she was my travel buddy. In this episode, Tumi shares stories about her trips to Havana, Cuba and Ibiza, Spain and convinces Lelo to give New York another try. Please share your feedback on the show with @MsLeloB via social media #ChicaTravelPod or email travel@chica.co.za

“A collection of stories about nobodies who discover that they matter.” This is how Mohale Mashigo described her latest offering, Intruders, in one newspaper interview. While this is true, Intruders is also an ode to the stories that coloured many of our childhoods, like the Veras we were all warned about as children late at night. Mohale has rejected the label of Afrofuturism and aptly demonstrated why not only in these 12 brilliant short stories but also in the recording of this podcast. These stories are powerful with so much suspense created that even on social media there have been persistent calls for the standalone version of a few of them. (We see Y'all). The short story as a gesture is often not applauded for the dexterity and technical skill that is actually required but throughout this book, we see an apt demonstration of this. There's a resurgent interest in the art of the short story and the Intruders is one such example. Following the incredible success of The Yearning, readers everywhere have been hounding Mohale for a second book, true to form. She didn't disappoint. The Intruders is the sophomore book we deserved. Brave, rooted both in the past and present and gives such a glimpse of the future, it is a commentary on the ills which plague society as it holds a mirror through the urban legends we've accumulated but seen through new eyes. The Cheeky Natives sat down with Mohale Mashigo to discuss her latest book in a live podcast that is both serious and thought-provoking while equally humorous and joyful. There was an air of nostalgia as Mohale took us back to our childhoods in ways we'd previously not thought of. This discussion was one for the ages.