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Afro-Soul Singer, Noxolo Seti on what to expect from her much-anticipated album, “Molweni” translated to “Hello” in isiXhosa. The album's title track, Molweni, marks Noxolo's joyous return to her roots and her people after a prolonged absence. It reflects her homecoming not only to her origins but also to her true passion – singing and making music See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
THE JOURNEY Noxolo Hlope Trade Marketing Manager at Saint-Gobain The Changing Role of Women in the Construction Industry
In today's episode, I had a chat with Lali in commemoration of Youth Month in June. I enjoyed having these conversations with the younger generation because there was so much to learn from them. Noxolo, aka Lali Nkunzi is a young lady from Soweto who is taking a gap year. She took a gap year after being rejected by the universities she applied to, only to be accepted by the University of Pretoria for 2023. She then decided to find something she could do in the meantime, to avoid idling at home. She thinks her being away from home will aid in her personal growth, as she believes that there is no development when you are in your comfort zone. Being away from home teaches you certain disciplines about life such as independence, self-reliance, and ways to survive. Lali runs a Crochet Business, where she makes beanies, scarves, and crop tops, and hopes to introduce jerseys in the future. She started her business in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic. She used the money she made from braiding people's hair to start her crocheting business. She taught herself how to crochet by watching videos on YouTube. Quite an unusual trade for a young person in 2022… But Lali says, she felt not enough young people are making handmade stuff, it's a foreign concept as most young people think it's boring and it's something that one would associate with old people. Her advice, she says take risks, and trust your instincts. She says you must be explorative, there are so many options out there. Tune in for more on this insightful and inspiring conversation with a young mind. Connect with me IG & Facebook: Conversations with Mpume Website: www. changeconversations.co.za
Guest: Patricia de Lille - Minister of Public Works and InfrastructureSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Development, Noxolo Kievit says all hands are needed to look into possible changes to the insurance legislation pertaining to state buildings, instead of shifting blame to the department. She told the Joint Standing Committee on the Financial Management of Parliament that the country is currently following the regulations of the Public Finance Management Act. The committee also heard that Parliamentary Protection Service officials have not been working on the precinct on weekends and public holidays since the outbreak of COVID-19 in March 2020
In this episode I am joined by Noxolo Noxy Mkotywa. Born and Bred in Kwa-Thema, East of Johannesburg, her background is no different from that of a typical township girl who hopes for a better tomorrow. Although by profession she practices as a Training Coordinator, Noxolo together with her partners, also run a non-profit company called ‘Fillin The Gap Foundation', where she puts her various skills such as mentoring, career guidance and life coaching into practice. Noxolo is passionate about evangelism and worship ministry and she's currently putting her singing talent to use on her social media platforms through #CoverTuesdays, wherein she sings and does cover songs every Tuesdays! She firmly believes: “You will never miss anything in life, by being faithful in the place that God has planted you”. Connect with her: IG and FB: Mkotywa Noxy YouTube: Noxolo Mkotywa Grow your relationship with God : https://bibleproject.com/
How purpose can supercharge a brand's content marketing strategy. Host: Zodwa Kumalo (Arena) Guests: Noxolo Mafu (Creative Lead | BrandStudio 24.com) Pride Maunatlala (Founder | ar.che.ty.pal) In this episode of IAB South Africa's Decoding Digital Content Marketing mini-series, Noxolo Mafu Creative Lead at BrandStudio 24.com and Pride Maunatlala, Founder of ar.che.ty.pal, talk to host Zodwa Kumalo, Group Native and Branded Content Editor at Arena Holdings about the significant difference between brand storytelling (branded content) and content marketing, powered by a brand. The expert panel discusses why we, as humans, connect so intimately with purpose over product and the importance of purpose being authentically aligned to the brand. They also reference global and local best practice examples of brilliantly executed purpose-driven content marketing which highlights added-value content, led with purpose, that drives results and share their thoughts on 2021 trends that have seen audiences seeking purpose amidst the global pandemic and an increase in social awareness amongst consumers. IAB SA Digital Content Marketing Definitions July 2021 · IAB South Africa · Working With Purpose | Lisa McLeod | TEDxCentennialParkWomen · Silence Is NOT An Option - Ben and Jerry's on Black Lives Matter · PEP's Lay-By Buddy Initiative · Connect with Noxolo · Connect with Pride · Connect with Zodwa
In the first episode, the HTPPP team meet for the first time. They do this remotely, via Zoom. We hear their teachers, Steven and Jeanne, explain that the class will pitch and idea for a podcast to the school's leadership. On top of this, their job is to make a podcast about their attempt to convince the school. After class, the students start asking the hard questions. Do people in South Africa really care about podcasts? And how can it make sense to produce a podcast about a podcast? We listen as Sakhe, Zisanda, Noxolo, Yandiswa, Sibu, Garfield and Nwabisa talk this through amongst each other and with their friends. Slowly, a vision begins to emerge
In the first episode, the HTPPP team meet for the first time. They do this remotely, via Zoom. We hear their teachers, Steven and Jeanne, explain that the class will pitch and idea for a podcast to the school's leadership. On top of this, their job is to make a podcast about their attempt to convince the school. After class, the students start asking the hard questions. Do people in South Africa really care about podcasts? And how can it make sense to produce a podcast about a podcast? We listen as Sakhe, Zisanda, Noxolo, Yandiswa, Sibu, Garfield and Nwabisa talk this through amongst each other and with their friends. Slowly, a vision begins to emerge
The fire actress and dancer, Noxolo Dlamini, who is best known for her role as Ntombi on the Netflix hit Jiva as well as the main role for the stage production of Sarafina.
Today I'm talking about hate crimes and homophobia in South Africa. For this episode, we are traveling to KwaThema, a township in Gauteng. There is electricity in kwathema, but there are also these huge towering spotlight-style street lights. They're lifted that high to try provide a measure of light and security, but there are always bits the light doesn't reach. And it was in a patch of deep shadow, in an alley between buildings that a woman called Noxolo Nogwaza was killed in April 2011. Noxolo – which means peace in Zulu - was just 24. She was a mum to two small kids, and she lived with her gran Vuyelwa. She loved soccer, and kwaito music. And, she just so happened to be gay – and it was this fact that made her the target of violent homophobes. Music by Matt Riggen: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=APy4JmdZRj8&list=RDAMVMAPy4JmdZRj8https://www.amazon.com/An-Afterlife-for-Noxolo-Nogwaza/dp/B075BHNLDMhttps://open.spotify.com/album/6szYBqJ2QLPyZilbB57Z3S?highlight=spotify:track:3zwt18c7a6EiKhc62so6njSian Green Psychology: https://sgpsychology.co.za/ SOURCES · http://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/07/26/opinion/26corrective-rape.html· https://inkanyiso.org/2013/05/06/2013-may-6-archiving-noxolo-nogwazas-funeral/· https://kemptonexpress.co.za/270983/ekurhuleni-pride-to-be-hosted-in-tembisa/· https://open.spotify.com/show/3FvJkU9NUNNKGRoTUgNDwr· https://outrightinternational.org/content/call-action-against-brutal-rape-and-murder-south-african-lesbian-noxolo-nogwaza· https://wazimap.co.za/profiles/ward-79700074-ekurhuleni-ward-74-79700074/· https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2013/04/two-years-on-no-justice-for-hate-crime-in-south-africa/· https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2012/10/blog-south-africas-townships-still-not-safe-gay-lesbian-and-transgender-people/· https://www.hrw.org/node/242800/printable/print· https://www.iol.co.za/the-star/no-progress-in-corrective-rape-probe-1284429· https://www.latimes.com/world/la-xpm-2011-may-27-la-fg-south-africa-gay-killings-20110528-story.html· https://www.pride.com/soapbox/south-african-lesbian-activist-murdered· https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311717843_What_is_wrong_with_'Corrective_Rape'· https://www.thedailyvox.co.za/four-years-on-still-no-justice-for-noxolo/· https://www.voanews.com/africa/south-africa-establishes-team-respond-homophobic-crimes Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In today's episode, Courtney and Stefan are speaking with Kimberley Peters. Kim is a Professor Marine Governance at the Helmholtz Institute for Functional Marine Biodiversity (HIFMB), a research organisation in collaboration with the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) and University of Oldenburg (UOL), in Germany. As a human geographer, she is interested in the social, cultural and political workings of the world around us. Her research group seeks to explore how governance does not just happen anywhere, but somewhere, and is shaped by spatial processes. Her work investigates how the geography of what we seek to govern, or do govern, is shaped by location, the character and qualities of place and relations with surrounding spaces. In the episode, she reflects on how geography has dealt with and is influenced by its historical legacy, and how much of the current perspectives in human geography are critical because of that history. We also discuss her relationship to teaching and her students, working in an interdisciplinary institute, leaving your disciplinary comfort zone, and the research topics she is currently pursuing. Kim has provided a list of references below regarding the history of geography for further information, as she notes that her perspectives are only one of many and not fully comprehensive. She encourages listeners to read the pieces below: For a good overview of the history and 'turns' of geography see: Cresswell T (2013) Geographic Thought: A Critical Introduction. Wiley Blackwell: Oxford On geography's relation with colonial and imperial practice: Driver F (1993) Geography Militant: Cultures of Exploration and Empire. Wiley Blackwell: Oxford. On geography's relation with 20th Century German geopolitics: Klinke, I., & Bassin, M. (2018). Introduction: Lebensraum and its discontents. Journal of Historical Geography, 61, 53-58. On closing Geography departments: Sacks B (2015) What happened to the American geography department? Geography Directions (online): https://blog.geographydirections.com/2015/04/08/what-happened-to-the-american-geography-department/ On decolonialism and geography: Esson, J., Noxolo, P., Baxter, R., Daley, P., & Byron, M. (2017). The 2017 RGS‐IBG chair's theme: Decolonising geographical knowledges, or reproducing coloniality?. Area, 49(3), 384-388 https://kimberleypeters.com/ Your Human Geography Dissertation: https://study.sagepub.com/yourhumangeography Helmholtz Institute for Functional Marine Biodiversity: https://hifmb.de/ Kim's Twitter https://twitter.com/drkimpeters?lang=en
On this special episode we get to know more about Noxolo Nene and her journey. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
There is a lot being said around the world these days about racism and discrimination. Quite rightly. But pointing fingers and throwing accusations often achieves nothing. The thing that changes attitudes, at a human level, is both fundamentally simple, and embarrassingly difficult. It's casual association. Being casually associated with people from different backgrounds is what leads to a genuine understanding of our commonalities, and a positive exploration of our differences. My conversation with the South African actress, writer, theatre producer, and community organiser Noxolo Bhengu beautifully illustrates the awkward dance that takes place when opportunities for casual association are more scarce. The context of our conversation is Noxolo's work in promoting visibility of the Afro-diaspora in China. But the dialogue that follows is one that should resonate with you, no matter who or where you are. Purposeful visibility leads to casual association leads to meaningful relationships. Subscribe to the PREMIUM version, see the visuals, and/or follow the full transcript for this episode at https://mosaicofchina.com/season-02-episode-14-noxolo-bhengu Join the community on Instagram (https://instagram.com/mosaicofchina_), Facebook (https://facebook.com/mosaicofchina) or WeChat (https://mosaicofchina.com/wechat). The episode also includes a catch-up interview with Yael Farjun from Season 01 Episode 12. (https://mosaicofchina.com/season-01-episode-12-yael-farjun).
Today on the empowerment talk show we talk about the importance of meditation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
There is a lot being said around the world these days about racism and discrimination. Quite rightly. But pointing fingers and throwing accusations often achieves nothing. The thing that changes attitudes, at a human level, is both fundamentally simple, and embarrassingly difficult. It's casual association. Being casually associated with people from different backgrounds is what leads to a genuine understanding of our commonalities, and a positive exploration of our differences.My conversation with the South African actress, writer, theatre producer, and community organiser Noxolo Bhengu beautifully illustrates the awkward dance that takes place when opportunities for casual association are more scarce. The context of our conversation is Noxolo's work in promoting visibility of the Afro-diaspora in China. But the dialogue that follows is one that should resonate with you, no matter who or where you are. Purposeful visibility leads to casual association leads to meaningful relationships.
There is a lot being said around the world these days about racism and discrimination. Quite rightly. But pointing fingers and throwing accusations often achieves nothing. The thing that changes attitudes, at a human level, is both fundamentally simple, and embarrassingly difficult. It's casual association. Being casually associated with people from different backgrounds is what leads to a genuine understanding of our commonalities, and a positive exploration of our differences.My conversation with the South African actress, writer, theatre producer, and community organiser Noxolo Bhengu beautifully illustrates the awkward dance that takes place when opportunities for casual association are more scarce. The context of our conversation is Noxolo's work in promoting visibility of the Afro-diaspora in China. But the dialogue that follows is one that should resonate with you, no matter who or where you are. Purposeful visibility leads to casual association leads to meaningful relationships.
There is a lot being said around the world these days about racism and discrimination. Quite rightly. But pointing fingers and throwing accusations often achieves nothing. The thing that changes attitudes, at a human level, is both fundamentally simple, and embarrassingly difficult. It's casual association. Being casually associated with people from different backgrounds is what leads to a genuine understanding of our commonalities, and a positive exploration of our differences.My conversation with the South African actress, writer, theatre producer, and community organiser Noxolo Bhengu beautifully illustrates the awkward dance that takes place when opportunities for casual association are more scarce. The context of our conversation is Noxolo's work in promoting visibility of the Afro-diaspora in China. But the dialogue that follows is one that should resonate with you, no matter who or where you are. Purposeful visibility leads to casual association leads to meaningful relationships.
Veteran news anchor Noxolo Grootboom, who loved us all, has decided it’s time to roll the credits on her amazing career! 947 knows that you loved her back just as much, so we’re bringing you her first interview after her last broadcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Veteran news anchor Noxolo Grootboom, who loved us all, has decided it’s time to roll the credits on her amazing career! 947 knows that you loved her back just as much, so we’re bringing you her first interview after her last broadcast. GUESTS: • Lerato Mbele • Zizo • Melanie Bala • Nikiwe Bikitsha See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Veteran news anchor Noxolo Grootboom, who loved us all, has decided it’s time to roll the credits on her amazing career! 947 knows that you loved her back just as much, so we’re bringing you her first interview after her last broadcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Veteran news anchor Noxolo Grootboom, who loved us all, has decided it’s time to roll the credits on her amazing career! 947 knows that you loved her back just as much, so we’re bringing you her first interview after her last broadcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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We talk about how to let go of the past, listen and be inspired! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
The past can play a crucial role in our present, how you handle the negative past is very important, listen in Noxolo shares here experience on how to handle the past. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
It is important to take time and focus on yourself and develop yourself, Noxolo shares her experience on what it means to focus on ones self and to take care of your well being. you can always give us feedback and share your thoughts on our social media platforms as well as our WhatsApp. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
Today on the empowerment talk show we had Apphia Nyasha Musavengana who is a business woman, she talks to woman since its womans month about being financially independent as a women. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
Today on the empowerment talk show we talk about leaving your comfort zone. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
Todays episode is about low self esteem. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
In todays episode we will be looking into the topic of self confidence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
Todays episode we will be looking into the topic of self love as we are in the month of love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/support
In todays episode we talk about being true to yourself. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode we begin a new series today we will be sharing on gratitude. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays show we talk about positivity and today we look at its importance when studying, on this topic we had lethokuhle Mtshali who is a university student studying MBCB doing his 3rd year. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode we continue with our series on starting the year with positivity but on this episode we had a guest Mbuso Mbodla Ngobese. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode we talk about starting the year with a positive attitude and a stable mindset. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode we talk about the danger of pleasing others instead of yourself and doing what most comfortable with you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
This is a recap on our previous episode we had last week episode 13, In this episode we were looking at the psychology of children in it we had Dudu Phakathi as our guest. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode we bring you a second series under the topic understanding your child, today we will be looking at understanding your childs psychology. We had a guest who helped us on this topic Dudu Phakathi. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
This week, John had a far-reaching discussion with Dr Patricia Noxolo, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at Birmingham University. John and Patricia covered a lot of ground in the pod, talking about Patricia's work on dance and laughter in post-colonial Caribbean spaces as well as her role on the RGS-IBG's Race, Culture and Equality Working Group. They finished up by tackling the question, 'what is Black British geography?' Series 3 of GeogPod is kindly sponsored by Oxford University Press.
In todays episode we bring you a topic that is very important and that is a topic on, understanding your Child. We had a conversation on this topic with Dudu phakathi as our guest. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode we discuss a matter that has affected all students globally, and that the impact the Covid-19 had on learners. We interviewd Diyana Moshoshoe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In today's episode, we bring you women empowerment. This Tuesday we talk with Apphia N Musavengana who is an entrepreneur and youth developer she talks to us about women in business. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In today's episode, we hosted a guest who talked to us about Youth Development, our guest today is a lady born from Zimbabwe who is in business, a youth developer, an International speaker, and the founder of the Zimbabwe deaf football association (ZimDeaf) A deaf youth football club her name is Apphia Nyasha Musavengana --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In today's episode, we bring you a topic on Career choice where we share on the importance of wisely picking your studies that you'll love and enjoy. In todays episode we have Thembelihle Mpanza who is our guest for the topic. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In todays episode, we talk about the importance of reading books and how its helps to be a reader. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In this episode, we bring you a thought-provoking topic on gender-based Violence know as (GBV) in South Africa the country is under serious attack due to the turmoil of this Haines act. Our host Noxolo and Diyana convey how women of South Africa are now living in fear. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
On this episode of On the Rise Monday, I am joined by a young, vibrant artist and illustrator, by the name of Noxolo Mkhize. She shares where her journey and love for art started and how she has gradually progressed, and now taking up the digital art space through her illustrations. ♠️
On today's episode, we shared a moment talking about heritage with our guest Diyana Moshoeshoe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In this episode of Empowerment Talk show we bring you great conversation on heritage since we are on heritage Day. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In this episode Noxolo engages on a conversation about forgiveness and how we can forgive and why should we forgive stay tuned for more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
This is a show done by Noxolo Nene in it we talk about women since it's their month and we share some of the inspirational words to them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empowermentfm/message
In episode 10, Caryn chats to Noxolo Mafu (@nox_mafu on Twitter, @nox_mafu on Instagram), Fashion and Beauty Editor at Expresso Morning Show. They spoke about Beyonce and Black Is KIng, if working at Cosmo was like The Bold Type and how excellent I May Destroy You is.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @crushingonpod and find out more at crushingonpodcast.com
On today's show, we have Noxolo Mafu. Noxolo has worked at major media outlets including being deputy editor of HuffPost SA and more recently deputy editor of Cosmopolitan SA. Tune in to hear her story. Let us know what you think of this episode by tweeting @shebrigade or sharing the love on Instagram by tagging @shebrigade and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes or wherever you listen so that others can find it too. Sign up for our monthly newsletter for all the latest updates and resources from She Brigade HERE. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shebrigade/message
New Episode. In this podcast we are discussing gatekeeping with Noxolo Mfocwa digital campaigner and activist at Amandla.Mobi. What is gate keeping? How do we identify it, and how can we resist. We hope you enjoy, share you comments, questions, thoughts with us please, we value you input :) #AmabaliPod #EradicatingGBV #Gatekeeping #Resistance
Caribbean creativity has shaped literary, music and dance cultures globally. Alongside this geographers are increasingly looking at what performance can tell us about place, identity and politics. In this podcast we're interviewing Dr Pat Noxolo from the University of Birmingham, to discuss the ways in which Caribbean people deploy creative energy to live with the everyday effects of insecurity, poverty, inequality and violence in this culturally and environmentally unique region.
On this episode we're in conversation with Noxolo Peter (IG: @noxolo.peter) who works as an Ethics and Conduct Risk Manager at one of the South African big banks. Noxolo has also founded and runs a gourmet food company called Cheesy Steaks (IG: @cheesysteaks). Three years ago, Noxolo started a women's empowerment organization called First Class on Your Becoming (IG: @firstclassonyourbecoming) which has now grown to 8 chapters across Africa as well as one in New York. Tune in as she takes us through her journey to this point at just the age of 25. Don’t forget to let us know what you think of this episode by tweeting us or (@SheBrigade) or Instagramming (@SheBrigade) and do leave us a review on iTunes. www.shebrigade.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shebrigade/message
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"Ubuntu and capitalism can live in one room but can never be friends" Sanele touched up on the syndrome of greed, which is evident in society now as people hang onto a belief that there is not enough for everyone, noting specifically to previously disadvantaged individuals who only see the new money for themselves instead of trying to benefit everyone as much as possible. Noxolo sees the solution to individualistic ideals by approaching capitalism with a mindset of abundance, and the only way to achieve that would be to target individuals to remember the richness of our land. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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