Podcasts about Sithole

Die FNB-ekonoom Thanda Sithole sê groei in die mynbedryf sal na verwagting voorlopig middelmatig bly weens kleiner aanvraag van buite. Mynproduksie het in Oktober op ʼn jaarbasis met 1,4-persent gegroei ná ʼn opwaartse aanpassing van 4,9-persent in September. Dit is die derde agtereenvolgende maand van groei in mynbedrywighede. Sithole sê die middelmatige toename in mynproduksie kom uit 'n breë veld met groei wat in sewe van 12 sektore aangemeld is:

'n Senior ekonoom van FNB, Thanda Sithole, sê die vervaardigingsektor bly onder druk weens swak plaaslike aanvraag en ʼn uitdagende globale omgewing. Vervaardiging het weliswaar in Oktober op ʼn jaargrondslag met 0,8-persent toegeneem en die daling van 0,8-persent in September omgekeer. Dit verbreek ook ʼn twee-maande-siklus van onindrukwekkende syfers. Sithole sê die swak prestasie is ondanks minder energiebeperkings en matige insetkoste.

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Hot Topic: Topic: What is behind Absa executive revolving door Guest: Khaya Sithole - ABSIP Secretary General

The City of Johannesburg has refuted claims of corrupt Metro Police officers renting firearms to criminals.This follows the murder of City forensic investigator Zenzele Benedict Sithole, who was reportedly close to uncovering a 'guns for hire' syndicate within JMPD. However, the City claims Sithole's work was limited to routine matters and he was not involved in any high-profile or critical cases. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to City of Johannesburg Public Safety MMC Dr. Mgcini Tshwaku

Pippa Hudson speaks to author Zibu Sithole. She published her debut novel The Thing with Zola last year, and the sequel called I Do... Don't I? came out earlier this year.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Praying Through a Crisis of Faith (Psalm 77) Thobezweni Sithole June 16, 2024 by Deer Creek Church

Tsitsi Sithole goes above and beyond to live her values and change the world. Through a Reggio-inspired lens, she has worked to elevate the educational experience for all children regardless of demographics or circumstance. You will undoubtedly be inspired by her brilliance, compassion, drive, and deep understanding of the Reggio approach. To donate to her work in Zimbabwe, please go to https://iamzimtrust.org/team/tsitsi-sithole/

EPISODE 368 - Milton Sithole - Dominate Your Potential - Break Free from Self-Defeating Thinking"Dominate Your Potential: Break Free from Self-Defeating Thinking." Unpacking how we communicate, empathize, and behave unveiling biases, assumptions, and vulnerabilities. This self-awareness elevates communication and empathy, crucial for establishing healthier professional relationships. Introspection fuels self-awareness, enhances decision-making, and catalyzes personal growth. It's a journey—be patient, integrate self-reflection into your routine, and foster professional and personal development.https://www.linkedin.com/in/milton-sithole-52a0b583/___https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast produced by: https://truemediasolutions.ca/Send us a Text Message.Support the Show.___https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast produced by: https://truemediasolutions.ca/

HOT TOPIC Topic: How Shell BEE went wrong Guest : Khaya Sithole -Analyst

EXPERT Topic: Update on Transnet Recovery plan Guest: Khaya Sithole - Business Commentator

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Legendary Music Producer, Communications Expert & Lecture of World Languages & Cultures at Howard University, Dr Sipho Sithole on his music career and his role in the 20th anniversary of Thandiswa Mazwai's debut album Zabalaza, recently returned to the US a country he lived in 34 years ago as a young student at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania, he has now assumed the role of a Lecture of World Languages & Cultures at Howard University.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes, the ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules, and they have no respect for the status quo. #Authenticstories --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pac-man-mr-ninetwofive-moatshe/message

In this episode, Rufaro and I explore whether the goals set in our early twenties still hold the same significance as we navigate the complexities of adulthood. Being ambitious is a really loosely good thing, too much of it alienates you from people, too little and you don't achieve your potential Being too content with yourself can sometimes mean that you don't strive as much, but surely the point of it all isn't to always be striving and reaching? Or should it? I think the ideal is somewhere in the middle but I think hearing about it is far more interesting than reading about it. Tune in and let me know what you think! Happy Listening

"Listen in as Sandy Dann, host of Country Affairs on Radio Goolarri in Broome, engages in insightful discussions with various Financial Counsellors from across the Kimberley region. Featuring Veronica Johnson from Broome Circle, Michael Rae from Jungarni in Halls Creek, and Marcel Sithole from Marra Worra Worra in Fitzroy Crossing, these live-recorded interviews delve into the complexities of financial matters impacting local communities, particularly focusing on the challenges faced by First Nations peoples. From deciphering intricate financial issues to shedding light on prevalent scams and navigating overwhelming bills, these conversations aim to raise awareness and provide valuable insights for individuals seeking financial empowerment in the Kimberley."

In this episode, journey to South Africa's SOWETO with host Yndia as she visits the Hector Pieterson memorial site and museum and is in conversation with Antoinette Sithole, Ambassador and Co-founder of Driving Education Culture. Antoinette Sithole is most known as the sister of Hector Pieterson, an emblem of the June 16 1976 Student Uprising.... The post Talking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness, Ep #44: Antoinette Sithole & the Legacy of the Hector Pieterson Museum, SOWETO first appeared on Yndia S. Lorick-Wilmot.

Episode 89 - Milton Sithole - Growing Up Without A Dad and Now A Father - There is Greatness in You Abandoned by his Father, Milton strives to be the Dad for his son that he never had himself while growing up. Lessons he continues to teach and demonstrate to his kids ___ https://dadspace.ca/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dad-space-podcast/message

We're heading into the month of love, and with that comes drama! Our guest this morning is well known for her roles in Lingashoni, Savage Beauty, and Smoke & Mirrors. From cellphone to television screens, SA actress, Angela Sithole, has left a mark in the industry and plans to expand her horizons. Webpage

In this refreshing tale about Black love and the self-discovery, we are introduced to Zola, a young woman in her 20's thrashing out what it means to reckon with disappointment. We meet her as a new arrival in South Africa, following an extended stint in Germany which ultimately falls apart. In the face of the disappointment of a dream shattered, she also has to navigate family politics and a complicated love life. This is when Mbali enters the story, a gorgeous man from the right side of town who is irresistible on paper but is deeply flawed and complex as most people are. The ensuing chaos between these two with a third unlikely character as Okuhle, who is her boss. The Cheeky Natives sat down with Zibu to discuss the nuanced nature of Black lives, the disappointments of dreams deferred and the search for one's self in the face of complicated romantic and familial relationships. Zibu who is is no stranger to writing romance offered us the unique perspective of writing on Black love, life on the periphery and the navigations of class and education, especially between the haves and the have nots. More importantly, she asks important questions around the act of choosing yourself and your dreams even at great cost.

Serial Killer Moses Sithole Documentary The "Ted Bundy Of South Africa" Born in South Africa on November 17, 1964, Moses Sithole is considered one of South Africa's worst serial killers. In 1997, Sithole was found guilty of 38 murders and 40 rapes. A significant number of Sithole's victims were never identified. Sithole would gain access to victims by pretending to be a businessman and offering them work, going so far as to invent a fictional charity organization. Once he had gained their trust, he would offer to walk them through a veld (an Afrikaans word literally meaning "field") to the "business headquarters" until they were out of sight and hearing range; he would then overpower, rape and strangle them. By 1995, he had claimed over 30 victims, igniting a nationwide panic. In some cases, he would call the victim's family and taunt them. In August 1995, Sithole was identified as having been seen with one of the victims; police soon discovered details of his fake business and previous rape conviction. Panicked, he went on the run. He called journalist Tamsen de Beer and identified himself as the killer. At the third call, he gave De Beer a number to call back. The police rushed to the pay phone he was calling from, but they were too late. Shortly after that Sithole contacted his brother-in-law, who promised him to help him get a gun and arranged a meeting. The brother-in-law notified the police, but Sithole sensed a trap at the meeting spot and ran.  Police shot him twice when he charged them with an axe, wounding him before taking him into custody. He eventually confessed to the murders. On December 5, 1997, Sithole was sentenced to 50 years imprisonment for each of the 38 murders, 12 years imprisonment for each of the 40 rapes, and five years imprisonment for each of the six robberies. Since his sentences run consecutively, the total effective sentence is thus one of 2,410 years. Justice David Carstairs ordered that Sithole would be required to serve at least 930 years before being eligible for parole (in around 2927). He is incarcerated in C-Max, the maximum security section of Pretoria Central Prison, during this time, press reports stated that he was HIV positive. He receives treatment for the virus while in prison, but his wife and child died of the disease because law abiding citizens do not automatically qualify for any sort of health care coverage until age 65. Serial Killer Moses Sithole Documentary The Ted Bundy Of South Africa

Sandy Dann IV With Marcel Sithole On Financial Corner 031123 by Radio Goolarri

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan has faced criticism from members of parliament's public enterprises committee who have accused him of not fully co-operating with the committee's investigation into the allegations of irregularities in the SAA deal with Takatso Consortium. The committee is probing accusations made by former public enterprises director-general Kgathatso Tlhakudi, which cast a shadow on the the integrity of the sale of national carrier to the consortium. The committee questioned Gordhan's failure to provide the share sale and purchase agreement used in the deal, as well as the shortlist of companies considered as potential strategic equity partners with the government in SAA. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Independent Analyst, Khaya Sithole.

Today Mel interviews South African businesswoman and influencer Sbahle Sithole. Sbahle is a CCAA 2022 Awards winner, a Women of Wonder Awards recipient and a WITS accounting graduate.

Profile interview with Peggy Sithole - Managing Director - Managing Director at Assured Vocational Skills Institute (AVSI). Contact details: Website: https://avsi.co.za/  email: info@avsi.co.za  Tel: 013 752 3859  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Chris talks with Honour Sithole, a licensed professional counselor and the founder of Inside Fitness. Following the tragic events of the Allen mall shooting and the arrival of May, the Mental Health Awareness month, this conversation aims to provide resources for people to move away from awareness and begin taking care of their mental health. Interview Topics: ● The victims of the 2023 Allen Premium Outlet shooting ● What are the most common reactions that individuals may experience in the aftermath of a traumatic event ● Honour's approach to letting his daughter work at the mall once more ● The importance of taking care of one's mental health ● Alternative ways to cope besides seeking professional help ● How to act upon noticing concerning behavior from a family member ● What to expect from a mental health professional ● How to help someone experiencing suicidal thoughts ● Other mental health resources people can seek out ● Overcoming the stigma and fear of mental health awareness Guest: Honour Sithole ● Licensed Professional Counselor, Founder of Inside Fitness https://www.insidefitness.us/honour Social Media Links: ● https://twitter.com/honoursithole?lang=en ● https://www.instagram.com/honour.r.sithole/ Promote: Inside Fitness US https://www.insidefitness.us Contact Chris Howell: ● info@chrishowellonline.com ● www.chrishowellonline.com

In this podcast Author, lifecoach and wellness educator Yvette Ratshikhopha speaks to South African Artist and painter Elliot Sithole and Denzil Sibanda Co owner of Art Gallery Denzils and Jo's about all things mentorship, being in the art space, dealing with disappointment and mental health as men. Follow Elliot Sithole below: instagram https://instagram.com/elliotsithole?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= follow Denzils and Jo's art gallery below: https://instagram.com/denzils_jo?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Follow Yvette Aloe on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf6f2OCjIEL/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Serial Killer Moses Sithole Documentary The "Ted Bundy Of South Africa"Born in South Africa on November 17, 1964, Moses Sithole is considered one of South Africa's worst serial killers. In 1997, Sithole was found guilty of 38 murders and 40 rapes. A significant number of Sithole's victims were never identified. Sithole would gain access to victims by pretending to be a businessman and offering them work, going so far as to invent a fictional charity organization. Once he had gained their trust, he would offer to walk them through a veld (an Afrikaans word literally meaning "field") to the "business headquarters" until they were out of sight and hearing range; he would then overpower, rape and strangle them. By 1995, he had claimed over 30 victims, igniting a nationwide panic. In some cases, he would call the victim's family and taunt them. In August 1995, Sithole was identified as having been seen with one of the victims; police soon discovered details of his fake business and previous rape conviction. Panicked, he went on the run. He called journalist Tamsen de Beer and identified himself as the killer. At the third call, he gave De Beer a number to call back. The police rushed to the pay phone he was calling from, but they were too late. Shortly after that Sithole contacted his brother-in-law, who promised him to help him get a gun and arranged a meeting. The brother-in-law notified the police, but Sithole sensed a trap at the meeting spot and ran. Police shot him twice when he charged them with an axe, wounding him before taking him into custody. He eventually confessed to the murders. On December 5, 1997, Sithole was sentenced to 50 years imprisonment for each of the 38 murders, 12 years imprisonment for each of the 40 rapes, and five years imprisonment for each of the six robberies. Since his sentences run consecutively, the total effective sentence is thus one of 2,410 years. Justice David Carstairs ordered that Sithole would be required to serve at least 930 years before being eligible for parole (in around 2927). He is incarcerated in C-Max, the maximum security section of Pretoria Central Prison, during this time, press reports stated that he was HIV positive. He receives treatment for the virus while in prison, but his wife and child died of the disease because law abiding citizens do not automatically qualify for any sort of health care coverage until age 65.true crime stories,serial killer documentary,serial killer documentary 2023,true crime stories podcast 2023,serial killers,serial killer moses sithole documentary,the ted bundy of south africa,true crime documentary 2023,serial killers documentaries,moses sithole documentary,moses sithole today,moses sithole south africa,moses sithole now,south africa serial killer,moses sithole,moses sithole victims,moses sithole story,true crime stories youtubers

Serial Killer Moses Sithole Documentary The "Ted Bundy Of South Africa"Born in South Africa on November 17, 1964, Moses Sithole is considered one of South Africa's worst serial killers. In 1997, Sithole was found guilty of 38 murders and 40 rapes. A significant number of Sithole's victims were never identified. Sithole would gain access to victims by pretending to be a businessman and offering them work, going so far as to invent a fictional charity organization. Once he had gained their trust, he would offer to walk them through a veld (an Afrikaans word literally meaning "field") to the "business headquarters" until they were out of sight and hearing range; he would then overpower, rape and strangle them. By 1995, he had claimed over 30 victims, igniting a nationwide panic. In some cases, he would call the victim's family and taunt them. In August 1995, Sithole was identified as having been seen with one of the victims; police soon discovered details of his fake business and previous rape conviction. Panicked, he went on the run. He called journalist Tamsen de Beer and identified himself as the killer. At the third call, he gave De Beer a number to call back. The police rushed to the pay phone he was calling from, but they were too late. Shortly after that Sithole contacted his brother-in-law, who promised him to help him get a gun and arranged a meeting. The brother-in-law notified the police, but Sithole sensed a trap at the meeting spot and ran. Police shot him twice when he charged them with an axe, wounding him before taking him into custody. He eventually confessed to the murders. On December 5, 1997, Sithole was sentenced to 50 years imprisonment for each of the 38 murders, 12 years imprisonment for each of the 40 rapes, and five years imprisonment for each of the six robberies. Since his sentences run consecutively, the total effective sentence is thus one of 2,410 years. Justice David Carstairs ordered that Sithole would be required to serve at least 930 years before being eligible for parole (in around 2927). He is incarcerated in C-Max, the maximum security section of Pretoria Central Prison, during this time, press reports stated that he was HIV positive. He receives treatment for the virus while in prison, but his wife and child died of the disease because law abiding citizens do not automatically qualify for any sort of health care coverage until age 65.true crime stories,serial killer documentary,serial killer documentary 2023,true crime stories podcast 2023,serial killers,serial killer moses sithole documentary,the ted bundy of south africa,true crime documentary 2023,serial killers documentaries,moses sithole documentary,moses sithole today,moses sithole south africa,moses sithole now,south africa serial killer,moses sithole,moses sithole victims,moses sithole story,true crime stories youtubers

Social media has an undeniable influence on politics and elections across the globe. Today, fellow Kamogelo Tinyiko Theledi speaks with expert guests Solly Moeng and Sthembiso Sithole about the use of social media by politicians and its effects on voters and elections. Solly Moeng is a brand reputation management expert and Sthembiso Sithole is a social media and digital specialist.Find the books, links, and articles we mentioned in this episode on our website, ufahamuafrica.com.

My guest is Nkosi Sithole born and bred in South Africa in KwaZulu-Natal. As the first recording of the year we chatted about new year's resolutions, the importance of education as a key to many doors and her parents being prime examples. Due to her passion for education, Nkosi started an NPO called ReEnvisage. Currently, she's You are an MSc student in environment and sustainable education. The research focuses on upscaling Community-Based Water Quality Management (CBWQM) in South Africa through social learning. She tells us more about this research and its importance. Tune in to hear about this and more!Instagram:nkosingithandile_sithole; LinkedIn: Nkosingithandile Sithole Support the showFollow the show on:Twitter: @RootofscipodInstagram: @Rootofscipod YouTube: The Root Of The Science PodcastFacebook: The Root of The Science Podcast LinkedIn: The Root Of The Science PodcastWebsite

What is it like to be a resilient leader in South Africa? What are the cultural aspects and external factors that play a role? What is the meaning of Ubuntu philosophy, its key attributes, and what can we learn from that? In this episode, our guest is Njabulo Sithole, CEO of Resilience Institute South Africa. Connect with Njabulo LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/njabulo-sithole-0291012/

In this episode we chat to Trevor Sithole about how he grew up in rural KwaZulu Natal, but has now become a jet-setting fishing guide. This is his remarkable story...

Guest:  With the ANC's national elective conference looming, political analyst Richard Calland, has written a new book, The Presidents: From Mandela to Ramaphosa, Leadership in the Age of Crisis with Mabel Sithole.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are unique challenges women face as entrepreneurs - not being taken seriously, not taking ourselves serious, less access to resources and information.  We break that down here but also talk about the important research work Joseline Sithole is undertaking to help empower more women entrepreneurs. She has a riveting journey of her own where she started a life anew, following her dreams, starting her own ventures, being an author and a mentor to a lot of you women.  This is advice for Zimbabwean Entrepreneurs with Joseline Sithole --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nyashazimunhu/message

Bongani Sithole is the Managing Director and Chief Scale Officer of Founders Factory Africa, a venture builder, accelerator, and investor focused on backing early-stage founders of Fintech, Healthtech, Agritech & Logistics startups. Bongani talks about his journey into startups, Founders Factory Africa's programs, and some of the opportunities in the startup ecosystem in Africa.   Reach out to Bongani: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bongani-sithole-7112527/   For more information on Founders Factory Africa, head to: https://www.foundersfactory.africa

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In this episode I host Takawira Sithole, Taka grew up on a farm in a little town called Chinhoyi in Zimbabwe. He was raised by a single mother and seven other siblings. On the podcast, Taka talks about his background growing up in Africa. He talks about his journey to the United States and what happened on his first flight to America with his friend Hermann. He talks about their covid wedding with his wife and also lastly he talks about their organization Restoration Hem Project in Zimbabwe https://restorationhemproject.org/

Let's catch up with the Whitlowes. We last saw them on S.3, E315: For Better or Worse; they were on the verge of divorce. DFW Podcast partnered with Honor Sithole to provide marriage therapy. Watch how the Lord moved in this bonus episode titled, "Renew Love."

24.03.22 Pt 2 - This week, our special guest is Khaya Sithole. He shares his views on various topics - the Russia-Ukraine war, the South African education system, the shaping of young minds and more.

Phumi and Leeto are joined by Khaya Sithole. They have an in-depth conversation about the emigration problem (and not just in a South African context), the Russia - Ukraine crisis, the education system, and how Khaya has helped shape the lives of many.

Phumi and Leeto are joined by Khaya Sithole. They have an in-depth conversation about the emigration problem (and not just in a South African context), the Russia - Ukraine crisis, the education system, and how Khaya has helped shape the lives of many. The Burning Platform

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On this week's show, we look at how reforming marital rights could be the biggest first step toward gender equality. We found the idea for this show from the World Bank's Women, Business, and the Law (WBL) project, which ranks 190 economies every year for how well their policies are for gender equality. According to the WBL, South Africa has made the third-most progress regarding gender equality of any country in the world over the last 50 years, largely due to the women's movement being interconnected with the fight to end apartheid. During the late 1980s and early '90s, many reforms passed in South Africa propelled women's rights, particularly in expanding married women's ability to sign legally binding contracts, register businesses, and open bank accounts without their husband's consent.But decades after apartheid ended, one law remained on the books that continued to plague Black women, particularly ones seeking a divorce. We talk to Agnes Sithole, whose divorce case shook her country's legal system. We also speak to Sharita Samuel, the lawyer who brought Sithole's case before the Constitutional Court, South Africa's highest court.Special thanks this week to Nisha Arekapudi and Natalia Mazoni Silva Martins from the WBL, who wrote the case study about South Africa's gender equality gains and spotlighted Sithole's legal fight. And big thanks to producer Elna Schutz, who flew out from Johannesburg to Durban just to record the interview with Sithole and Samuel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Hero, and a fearless man. The bravery of Zikhaya Sithole is what makes him a Phenomenal Person.

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Welcome to our first interview episode with Mirirai Sithole! Mirirai is a person who has taught me so much about how to hold myself in my totality. The love is so deep. We cover many things in this episode ranging from drinking water, to how we can show up in this moment and be adaptable, to how we can allow ourselves to receive in a more empowered way. Please follow and support their spirit and work on IG at @miriraiii & @ayedefy. Mirirai is an award winning actor, founder of production consulting company AYE DEFY, and an intuitive entrepreneur. She has worked as an actor off-Broadway in New York City as well as regionally in Kentucky, Indiana, Utah, and California. They can be seen on "Black Mirror", "Russian Doll", "Broad City", and more. She holds a BFA in theatre from Adelphi University and completed the apprentice program at Actors Theatre of Louisville. www.ayedefy.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/britt-dorazio/support