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In this episode I interview a rising star in health professions education who through his own experience of cultural incompetence in the clinical practice context, has now carved out an academic career in this niche.   Eager for More? Here are some Next STEPS:   >>> Book a 1 hour Career Clarity coaching Call https://calendly.com/lbcp/coaching-call   >>> Join our Private Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/897241125152990/   >>> Sign up for our monthly newsletter lifebeyondclinicalpractice.getresponsesite.com   >>> Rate and Review the show on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-beyond-clinical-practice-healthcare-careers-career-change-professional-growth-career-goals-career-transition/id1713086617   Listen to a related episode https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/21-career-clarity-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-important/id1713086617?i=1000647885166   Music credit Artist: tubebackr Tracks: 'Mango' and 'Chill With Me' Free download links: https://hypeddit.com/tubebackr/mango  https://hypeddit.com/tubebackr/chillwithme

Cornelius SA, Sebee - Silhouette (Extended Mix)  Passenger 10 - An Imaginary Friend (Extended Mix)  Simbad, Sanele, Frederick. - Nuphoria (Pretoria Mix) / Nuphoira (EP)  Shingo Nakamura - Golden Leaves (Original Mix)  Nick Mason, Bresta - Gone (Original Mix)  Strange Malcolm - Introspective (Original Mix)  Michael Ritter, Felix E, Solveig Eger - Aber Gut Ok (Original Mix) / Aber Gut Ok (EP)  Farves - Lines (Extended Mix) / Blue (EP)  Ash - Settle (Original Mix)  Circulation - All Summer Long (Ranj Kaler Remix) 

On todays show: Sevens Series (Perth Edition) Rassie to rope in Tony Brown to the Springboks Sanele Nohamba in the form of his life Finn "Lionel Messi" Russell Blue Bull versus Lions Breakdown

How To Cope With Unsatisfactory Matric Results - Dr Sanele Gamede by Radio Islam

Get personalized nutrition coaching that syncs with your TrainingPeaks, Today's Plan, or Final Surge for less than $1/day!www.fuelin.com Code: THEDAILYTRI20 for 20% off your first month.  The most inspiring triathlete I have ever met! Please go follow Sanele, encourage him, and track his progress. If you want to go one step further -please support Sanele on his amazing journey here: https://www.facebook.com/selulekosanele https://www.instagram.com/sanele_ironman031/ https://www.backabuddy.co.za/champion/project/sanele-shange-5545213627615510010

It takes a village. How seriously do you take friendship? In the beginning of this new series, Sanele and I discuss what friendship means to him and how's he attempted to navigate it as an adult

Episode 204 hosts Melissa Isaia, co-founder of Juvae and the CNA (Cosmetic Nurses Association) & Nicole Schmid, Registered Nurse, co-founder of Juvae & the CNA. Melissa & Nicole created 'Juvae' back in 2008, an all in one solution for the training, business support and connecting of nurse injectors to clinics. At that time, the Australian injectable market was very immature. The chain clinics hadn't yet formed, social media was in it's infancy, hyalase wasn't a thing and in many ways, the aesthetic world was far simpler. In Chapter 7 of 'The Business of Injecting' episodes, we explore: Melissa and Nicole's backgrounds How and why they created Juvae Get insight into how Juvae assesses 'competency' amongst their injectors The dilemma with new student nurses specifically training to become injectors   What the CNA is and why Melissa and Nicole helped found it What happens behind closed doors when bodies like the CNA meet with with the regulators, AHPRA The future of injecting and the how the market might evolve over the next few year in Australia Dr Jake & David thank their amazing IA Patrons for helping support the podcast. Become an IA Patron too & get access to the following benefits (depending on your tier): Access to four IA Patron whatsapp groups (General, Injectables, Business & Regenerative Medicine)  Access to our IA Live sessions (Business & Injectable Zoom sessions) led by our hosts Access to eight pre-recorded IA Webinars Access to IA Hints & Tips videos and content every Monday Access to our growing IA Library of clinical papers, books and resources Access to IA Secret Sessions - exclusive recorded conversations only for IA Patrons Access to IA Business Insights - live Zoom recordings of David doing business coaching with individual IA Patrons Shadowing opportunities in clinic with Dr Jake Business mentoring opportunities with David Subscribe to our podcast: Subscribe to IA on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to IA on Spotify Other IA links: Follow IA on Instagram Sign up as an IA Patron Visit the IA website  Contact IA Apply to be a guest on IA Dr Jake Sloane: Follow Dr Jake on Instagram  Dr Jake's website David Segal: Follow David on Instagram Our podcast guests: Follow Melissa on Instagram Follow Nicole on Instagram  

Kooks, Shaun and Thala come together to discuss a bumper weekend of domestic rugby. The boys first discuss the Stormers completing a sweep of victories against South African opponents in the United Rugby Championship this season, and the struggles the Sharks have without their Springboks. Can John Plumtree fix them? Next is Sanele Nohamba kicking the Lions to a shock victory over the Bulls. The Lions win amid controversy about their team environment and we wonder why the Bulls have flattered to deceive this season. We round up the other URC Round 15 games and look forward to some pivotal matches coming up in the last 3 rounds in the race for the playoffs. The lads then review the Super Weekend in Super Rugby Pacific where they debate Ardie Savea's throat slitting gesture and Kooks has some thoughts about Melbourne hosting the Super round. Then it's  a quick look at the form of the overseas based flyhalves for the Springboks in Handre Pollard, Elton Jantjies and Rob du Preez. We finish with some predictions for Six Nations Week 4 and Thala predicting doom and gloom for Wales, Scotland and England. Our First Phase this week discussed which players will we never give up on with the likes of Johan Goosen, Pat Lambie and Wesley Fofana mentioned.

Guest: Sanele Nohamba,  former SA Schools and Junior Boks scrumhalf  

Sicelo Mbatha grew up in the remote South African region of Kwahlabisa, on the doorstep of a game reserve. Every day, he and his friends - including his best friend Sanele - would walk many miles to get to school and back. One day, on their way home, they approached their final river crossing and children started screaming - there was a crocodile. Tragically, Sicelo witnessed a brutal attack on Sanele that day. The experience traumatised him for years. But rather than turning away from nature, and being fearful of wildlife, he was drawn to it. He wanted to understand the behaviour of wild animals, so pursued his dream to become a wilderness guide. It was by being close to the often brutal world of animals that he would finally come to terms with what had happened, and find peace after grief. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Mobeen Azhar Producer: Katy Takatsuki (Photo: Sicelo Mbatha. Credit: Bridget Pitt)

Sicelo Mbatha grew up in the remote South African region of Kwahlabisa, on the doorstep of a game reserve. Every day, he and his friends - including his best friend Sanele - would walk many miles to get to school and back. One day, on their way home, they approached their final river crossing and children started screaming - there was a crocodile. Tragically, Sicelo witnessed a brutal attack on Sanele that day. The experience traumatised him for years. But rather than turning away from nature, and being fearful of wildlife, he was drawn to it. He wanted to understand the behaviour of wild animals, so pursued his dream to become a wilderness guide. It was by being close to the often brutal world of animals that he would finally come to terms with what had happened, and find peace after grief. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Mobeen Azhar Producer: Katy Takatsuki (Photo: Sicelo Mbatha. Credit: Bridget Pitt)

Loerie Grand Prix winners Carl Willoughby, Executive Creative Director TBWA Hunt Lascaris and Sanele Ngubane, Creative Director at Toasted Samish. In conversation with Rutendo Nyamuda on the case study Shwii for Nissan that really demonstrates the incredible value and the rewards that diversity and inclusive thinking can deliver. BizTakeouts: Soundbyte-size business news >>TO GO

Loerie Grand Prix winners Carl Willoughby, Executive Creative Director TBWA Hunt Lascaris and Sanele Ngubane, Creative Director at Toasted Samish. In conversation with Rutendo Nyamuda on the case study Shwii for Nissan that really demonstrates the incredible value and the rewards that diversity and inclusive thinking can deliver.

We are huge advocates of international PAs and are so thrilled to have South African Clinical Associate (aka PA), Sanele Ngcobo on today's episode! He is such a wealth of information and advocate for the profession! If you are as passionate as we are about getting PAs into every country of the world, listen in! Thank you for joining us and we are so happy you are here! If you are loving these episodes, we would be so grateful if you subscribed and left a review! If you are brand new to the Physician Assistant career, then you definitely need to check out our book that will tell you everything you need to be a ROCKSTAR SUPER COMPETITIVE APPLICANT!  This is the tell-all, go to guide for exactly what you need to know to be the strongest candidate so you don't have to reapply the next cycle!  It has all the what to-do and NOT do that we saw when we worked at PA programs and reviewed CASPA apps and interviewed candidates. It also has what prereqs to aim for and how many hours of patient care, volunteer, shadowing to get, how to get the strongest letters of recommendation, what to do if you have made a few C's, how to pick programs so that you can get into PA school your first cycle and so much more!  We know what you need to get into PA school so Let's get you accepted into PA school! https://go.prepaclinic.com/sales-pageuktu5q1j ( Get it HERE!) Download your free https://mailchi.mp/7536efc091eb/maptopaschool (Map to PA school HERE)! There are so many hoops to jump through and things to accomplish to even be able to apply to PA school and it can all be very overwhelming and confusing.  So we created a Map to PA school checklist that will tell you exactly what you need to do and when to do, taking you from freshman year all the way to PA school!  And don't worry if you are already a few years in, you can totally catch up!  So jump on the download and get started!  The sooner you start, the sooner you begin your dream career as a physician assistant! xo, Beth & Katie

Thank you joining us in this journey of adulting and adulthood. The series might be over, but it is just the beginning for you. I hope that each episode has made you reflect and see things from a different perspective. Every day is an opportunity to become who you want to be as an adult. Thank you for listening and do not forget to listen to my previous work if you have not.

Hello, everyone, welcome to the International Institute of Digital Marketing podcast. My name is Sanele. Today we'll be talking about the future of work. So there's no doubt that the covid-19 pandemic has brought a major paradigm shift to the way we work. So while people across a multitude of industries have predicted a lot of job losses, let us not dismiss the light at the end of the tunnel of some of the new jobs that will emerge. So there are four main themes for the fourth industrial revolution, globalization, mobility and connectedness, resource scarcity, and the makeup of the human population. So what are the types of most in-demand skills for the future? So firstly, we have technological, social and emotional, and also high cognitive skills. So if we talk about actually how the economy is changing, so it's not the type of jobs or the work environment that is changing, but also how we work that will influence the future so employees and employers have a fiduciary duty to actually upscale themselves in this forced an ever-changing global world that we live in. And businesses also need to approach the need for upskilling. So as online education and school courses are becoming the norm across the globe, professionals are spoilt for choice and can gain in-demand skills in a matter of weeks. Thank you so much for listening to a podcast. And for more information, you can visit our website at www.thedgtslmarketinginstitute.org for more information. Thank you. Globally Recognized #Digital #Marketing Certifications: https://thedigitalmarketinginstitute.org/ INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF #DIGITAL #MARKETING ™ Learning Leaf: https://thedigitalmarketinginstitute.org/Learning-Leaf/ For Course Details: https://thedigitalmarketinginstitute.org/courses ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DIGITAL MARKETING ™ is a certifying body founded in the USA by several long-standing marketers. We have years of experience in business, marketing, and more, and have put forth our combined experience to develop IIDM. Digital Marketing is something that's all around us, yet there has been no solid foundation for marketing in many, many years. In the news, there are blunders again and again by companies, failing some of the core aspects of modern marketing. Because of this, the need for a solid, stable foundation for marketing in the modern world is needed-- a foundation with the ability to be built upon and developed with time. #contentmarketing #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketing #marketing #socialmediamarketing #socialmedia #business #marketingdigital #branding #seo #instagram #onlinemarketing #advertising #digital #entrepreneur #contentmarketing #marketingstrategy #digitalmarketingagency #marketingtips #follow #smallbusiness #design #bhfyp #webdesign #like #photography #graphicdesign #content #art #fashiondigitalmarketing #digitalmarketingagency #digitalmarketingsalary #whatisadigitalmarketing #digitalmarketingcompanies #digitalmarketingjobs #digitalmarketingcertificate #digitalmarketingcompany #digitalmarketingcourse #digitalmarketingservices #digitalmarketingstrategy #marketingdigital #digitalmarketingconsultant #digitalmarketingagencynearme #googledigitalmarketingcertification #digitalmarketingmanager #digitalmarketinginternship #digitalmarketinginstitute --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iidmusa/message

On this episode of, Active the Podcast, Supreme gets a chance to sit down with multi talented artist, Sanele Blaai. They discuss his upbringing in the Vaal, how to overcome new environments and his latest EP, Lokish Blues Vol. 1.

On this episode of, Active the Podcast, Supreme gets a chance to sit down with multi talented artist, Sanele Blaai. They discuss his upbringing in the Vaal, how to overcome new environments and his latest EP, Lokish Blues Vol. 1.

In this episode we go into discussion about VAR in the PL and in football in general. For this episode we have Bradley, Sanele and Thobe who will be discussing their thoughts about VAR. ENJOY! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sanele Xaba is South Africa's top model with Albinism, and has achieved major success in Europe modelling for brands including Hugo Boss, Bombay Sapphire, Ingrams, Nescafé, and G-Star Raw. Together, we chat about topics including living with albinism, global activism, the modelling industry, and planning for a 100 year life.

In this episode we look at (almost) every team in the premier league's transfers and how they've played at their respective new clubs. We also give our signings of the season thus far. Can you guess who it is? Our host for this episode was Bradley who was joined by Rorisang, Sanele and Ray. TAP INN

Hosted by Bradley Mchunu, join Rori and Sanele as they discuss the events of the past week with a deeper dissection on Lampard and Chelsea. They also discuss Man United and what's gone wrong at Liverpool --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we discuss the club's terrible run of form. Will Lampard be facing the sack if results don't improve? Thoughts on the German duo's poor start to life in the premier league? All of these questions answered by two of Chelsea's biggest fans Motsapi and Sanele. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sanele Sithole's, aka Sun-El Musician, musical journey all started with his father and his love for music, which inspired Sanele and instilled the same passion within him. Now, many years later, people can't get enough of his sound, and lucky for us he has just released a brand new album! He'll also be performing in Durban at the Volkswagen #UNlaunch, so take a listen to find out all you need to know about the event and what you can expect from his latest album.

11-20-20 Edition of the Friday Night Groove featuring an interview with Cape Town, South Africa based artist, Sanele Blaai. In this episode we discuss his current career in music, as well as his upcoming album, Lokshin Blues. Set List: https://bit.ly/3nK7BC4 Intro: SGVO - Remember That Day (ft. Sio) Umaah - SHEILA Sio - retrospect Ms_Isis - Divine Flowers Rofh x Rob Indie - Come Through Interview Part 1 Micr.Pluto - Magnetism Rob Indie - Telepathic Intimacy (ft. Kay C) Rob Indie - Ampersand (ft. Nkateko) Rob Indie - Party LEDAMA - With you/By My Side Sanele Blaai - Gcwala Ngam Interview Part 2 Aux Heat Wes - Distance (ft. Sanele Blaai) Jon Casey - Burne Rofh x Rob Indie - 3 Sixty Rob Indie - Seagulls Emamkay - Watts (Feat Mandy & Happy) Rob Indie - Drifting Vessels Rofh x Rob Indie - Wwaves (Outro) Ending: LEDAMA - Give/Take (ft. Sanele Blaai) For more on Sanele visit soulsounds.biz www.fridaynightgroove.com to keep up with the program Image Courtesy of artist Credit: luxian_aeterna

Seinafolava Sanele Chadwick has worked as a journalist for the past decade. He started in the TV3 Newsroom in Auckland as a reporter and has worked on Firstline, 6pm and Nightline. After a stint in the mainstream newsroom, Sanele left to pursue a career in long-form storytelling with the Tagata Pasifika crew in 2013. Since then he has shot, produced, directed and edited a number of television pieces and now works as a freelance content creator in Kapiti, Wellington. He is a graduate of the New Zealand Broadcasting School, where he was awarded the John Foy Memorial Award for excellence in radio news in 2011. He also has an Arts degree in film and religious studies from Victoria University. Sanele is of Samoan descent and holds the matai title Seinafolava from the village of Lano in Savai'i. He is from the villages of Afega and Lotofaga, Aleipata. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we take a look at Chelsea and Spurs. We assess their respective transfer windows, their games over the weekend, the managers as well as what we expect to see from each team respectively. Is Kai Havertz generational? Is Harry Kane the best striker in the world right now? All of these questions (and more) will be answered by our panel - Sanele, Thabo, Tlholo and Usi - on this podcast. Let us know what you think on our social media platforms. #KTBFFH

We bring you another fun-filled episode where we talk about the best team in london. (Yes of course it's Chelsea!) We talk about Marina's prowess in the transfer market, who will make our starting XI and will we finally be freed from Kepa & Rudiger? Siviwe, Sanele, Motsapi and Tlholo share their thoughts on all these topics as well as their expectations for Chelsea's new signings. Let us know your thoughts on this episode on all our socials

Guest: Sanele  Xaba  | Actor, writer, and international model See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we share our thoughts on the FA Cup Semi-Finals and we predict who will win between Arsenal & Chelsea. Will Arteta's Gooners manage to upset Lampard's rampant Blues? We also talk about the THRILLING top 4 race. Leicester need a win or a draw (if Chelsea lose) to qualify. Chelsea and United just need a point to qualify.

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WE ARE BACK! In this episode we discuss the premier league and how the top teams have played since the restart. We also talk about who we think will get relegated as well as who will play in Europe next season

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L’Afrique du Sud a passé la barre des 23 000 cas de coronavirus recensés, le plus grand nombre sur le continent, et compte 481 morts. Le pays continue malgré tout à alléger ses règles de confinement, à partir du 1er juin. De nombreux secteurs de l'économie seront autorisés à redémarrer, mais une mesure, parmi les plus critiquées, reste en place : celle de l’interdiction de la vente de tabac.  L’Afrique du Sud a passé la barre des 23 000 cas de coronavirus recensés, le plus grand nombre sur le continent, et compte 429 morts. Le taux d’infection évolue rapidement avec un tiers de ces cas enregistrés uniquement sur la semaine qui vient de s'écouler. Le pays continue malgré tout à alléger ses règles de confinement : le président Cyril Ramaphosa s'est exprimé dimanche soir pour annoncer le passage du « Niveau 4 » au « Niveau 3 » des restrictions, à partir du 1er juin. De nombreux secteurs de l'économie seront autorisés à redémarrer, le couvre-feu est levé, et la vente d'alcool sera à nouveau autorisée sous certaines conditions. Mais une mesure, parmi les plus critiquées, reste en place : celle de l’interdiction de la vente de tabac. Cela n’empêche pas les quelque 11 millions de fumeurs du pays de se tourner désormais vers les vendeurs illégaux. Dans les magasins officiels de Soweto, impossible depuis le début du confinement d’acheter des cigarettes en paquet ou à l’unité. Et pourtant, les mégots n’ont pas disparu chez les fumeurs réguliers du township. Simphiwe nous montre comment il est facile de s’approvisionner : « Et voilà, je viens d’en acheter. Et ça ne m’a même pas pris 10 minutes. C’est facile de les trouver celles-là. Je suis juste allé dans la rue d’à côté ! » Si les vendeurs illégaux sont nombreux dans les rues, les prix ont par contre fortement augmenté, comme le déplore Sanele, incapable de se passer de son paquet par jour : « C’est de plus en plus cher chaque jour. Les prix pour une cigarette sont passés de 1,5 rand à 4 rands, c’est trois fois plus ! Ça fait 20 ans que je fume, alors cette situation est très frustrante. » Les lobbies de l’industrie sont eux aussi vent debout contre cette interdiction. L’association indépendante et équitable du tabac a même lancé une action en justice contre le gouvernement. Sinenhlanhla Mnugi en est son président : « Un des dangers contre lequel on met en garde, c’est l’augmentation du commerce illégal, et c’est un problème bien connu en Afrique du Sud depuis des années. Les entreprises légales, qui fabriquent les cigarettes, les cultivateurs, et tous ceux qui contribuent à la chaîne de valeur de l’industrie du tabac, vont souffrir à cause des groupes criminels qui infiltrent leur marché. » Yusuf Abramjee, fondateur du réseau Tax Justice qui se bat contre la fraude fiscale dans le pays, a peur que le marché noir profite de la crise pour se consolider : « Déjà avant le confinement, le pays perdait près de 420 millions d’euros par an à cause du commerce illicite de tabac. Aujourd’hui, à cause de cette interdiction, la vente illégale de cigarettes prospère et une fois le confinement terminé, il sera encore plus difficile de contrôler ce commerce. » Mais pour Catherine Egbe, qui travaille sur les questions de tabagisme pour le Conseil sud-africain de la recherche médicale, la décision se justifie sur le plan sanitaire : « Des études récentes montrent que le tabagisme augmente la gravité de la maladie pour ceux contaminés par le coronavirus. Le pays est déjà vulnérable. l'Afrique du Sud a un grand nombre de cas de VIH et de tuberculose. Donc cette interdiction a pour but d'aider le pays à mieux se préparer pour protéger un peu plus les gens. » La mesure a en tout cas un coût : le gouvernement a perdu jusqu’à présent près de 15 millions d’euros de taxes depuis son application.

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Listen to the testimony of a young man that has been changed by the Power of God from a life of drug addiction.

Listen to the testimony of a young man that has been changed by the Power of God from a life of drug addiction.

Listen to the testimony of a young man that has been changed by the Power of God from a life of drug addiction.

Listen to the testimony of a young man that has been changed by the Power of God from a life of drug addiction.

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In this week's KindnessCan podcast, Jane Linley-Thomas and Paul Bushell have an exclusive interview with Fields Hill truck driver Sanele May. This follows his recent release from Umzinto Prison where he served a six year sentence in connection with the horrific truck crash in 2013 in which 24 people died and many others were injured. We talk with Sanele - who's back in his home country of Swaziland - about forgiveness: forgiving oneself and others. Crash footage · Website

East Coast Radio — In this week’s KindnessCan podcast, Jane Linley-Thomas and Paul Bushell have an exclusive interview with Fields Hill truck driver Sanele May. This follows his recent release from Umzinto Prison where he served a six year sentence in connection with the horrific truck crash in 2013 in which 24 people died and many others were injured. We talk with Sanele - who's back in his home country of Swaziland - about forgiveness: forgiving oneself and others. Crash footage

They are back! Join Filmmakers Proph and Silo Dimba as they sit down with a big figure in Durban culture Mr Sanele P Cele. They go on to chat about fashion business, lifestyle health and shrooms on this great episode of #blackhousetalk Podcast. Now Availiable on RadioDR.co.za/blackhousetalk

This Episode is our last Episode of 2019 and we bring you one the hardest working KZN creatives Sanele Qwabe born in Richards Bay. He tells us about his film festival "Care for Us", we also talk about living a life of an independent Film Director and more. Thank you for your undying support please smash that subscribe button and follow us on social media. You can follow Sanele Qwabe on Instagram: @sanele_qwabe

Sanele Simmons interviews Tammy Taylor Nails SA Founder Melany Viljoen, and CEO Peet Viljoen, on her radio show Beauty with Intention, on The 1873 FM radio station. Sanele was a Mrs SA Semi-Finalist in 2017.

Sanele Cele is a fashion designer and entrepreneur who has always gone against the grain. His unique hustle has lead to him building a unique career where, along with creating his own highly sought-after label that all your favourite musicians wear, Tepracha, Sanele has worked with brands like New Balance & Markham, and exhibited at SA Fashion Week as well as countless other fashion events. Not bad for a creative kid from Umlazi who was told he'd never make it in fashion by members of his own family. I met Sanele in 2011 where we teamed up for a blogging competition of all things. It was for a street culture event in Jozi called STR.CRD where everyone had shoes that cost more than our phones. It was a surreal experience for us but one that laid the seeds for our friendship and also our careers. As you'll hear on the podcast, Sanele found ways to leverage the experience and has continued to build on every opportunity he gets. We reminisce over the early days of our careers and talk through some of the lessons we've learned since. We get into the importance of talking about money as creatives. We also look at some of the weaknesses of the fashion industry in Durban and what changes can be made to improve them. Enjoy. https://almostperfect.co.za/ep-40-sanele-cele/

Joe Simmonds is a Kapiti Coast local. He's been working in digital marketing for nearly a decade. In this episode Sanele and Joe sit down and chat about digital marketing, Google Adwords, Facebook marketing, retargetting and where the future of digital marketing is heading.

Schönen Sonntag meine Freunde! Heute habe ich einen echten Leckerbissen für euch: Letztes Wochenende war ich in Berlin und habe mich dort mit Sanele aka. Wiz The Mc im Yaam getroffen, um eine gemeinsame Podcast Episode aufzunehmen. Was dabei herausgekommen ist erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge. Diese Folge wird auch auf YouTube Hochgeladen, also checkt das Video auf YouTube und schaut bei Wiz vorbei. Der Link zum neusten Song von Wiz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlEwWgWtn14 Mein Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woke.label/

On this episode we sit down with Wiz The MC. Hailing from Germany, and of South-African descent, Sanele aka Wiz the MC found himself in Toronto just a year ago - looking to escape Lüneburg, his hometown in Germany. He came to the country with a knack and passion for writing rhymes and filming music videos, and quickly found himself immersed into a wholesome, and encouraging artist community that has played a part in pushing his music and art forward. Take a listen to this episode to hear us chat with Wiz about his journey to Toronto, why he's released upwards of 60 songs in the year 2018, and what German rap sounds like. Wiz's energy is undeniable, and is captured neatly in this episode. Keep up with Wiz on all his socials, @WIzthemc, and be sure to check out his music on all streaming platforms. Episode available for stream and download everywhere.

Sanele Sibanda is a senior lecturer at the School of Law at Wits University in Johannesburg. He was born in Zimbabwe to a Zimbabwean father and a South African mother. His father was involved in the negotiations that led to Zimbabwe gaining independence in 1980. Sanele's areas of teaching include critical constitutionalism and indigenous law reform. We chatted about his student days at the University of Cape Town in the early 1990's, the role of a constitution and the rule of law in building a national identity, and how indigenous/customary law can be better incorporated into our mainstream legal system. The role of the constitution in the ongoing land reform debate in South Afrcia also came up in our conversation.

This week we joined by a friend of the show Sanele once again and we dicsuss Boity's new track, best country to live in as a black person and we play game to see who's the biggest Stan between myself and Lenn Moleko

We spoke to Sanele Mthiyane - President of Basketball SA as we look into part 2 of our conversation about the state of the Basketball National League Accusations of mismanagement/maladministration. Director General at Sport and Recreation Alec Moemi also joined the conversation

Some of the country's top players are not playing in the National Basketball League, due to issues over payments, maladministration, mismanagement and much more. We were joined by Sanele Mthiyane - Basketball SA President, Neo Mothiba - Former SA Captain and Lebesa Selepe - Former Soweto Panthers Guard to discuss the state of our Basketball.

Wenn sie sterben, verschwinden sie einfach", sagte man früher über die white nigger", wie Albinos in vielen Teilen Afrikas verächtlich gerufen werden. Unglück sollen sie auch bringen, ihre Körperteile preisen Medizinmänner als Wundermittel an. Die ungefähr 13.000 Albinos haben es schwer in Südafrika. Sie gehören weder zu den Weißen noch zu den Schwarzen, werden oft diskriminiert und auch verfolgt. Viermal häufiger ist Albinismus in Afrika als zum Beispiel in Europa.Aber es gibt auch Gutes zu berichten: In den vergangenen Jahren haben Aufklärungskampagnen geholfen, die Vorurteile abzubauen. Viele wissen jetzt, dass es nichts mit einem Fluch zu tun hat, sondern nur eine Pigmentstörung ist. Und vielleicht hat auch dazu beigetragen, dass die Modedesigner in Südafrika die farblosen Schwarzen für sich entdeckt haben. Sanele Xaba ist Model: Ich bin nicht anders als die anderen Models", sagt er selbstbewusst, mein Hautton ist nur heller." Und tatsächlich hat Sanele es geschafft, er kann sich vor Aufträgen nicht retten.

"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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