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Anthony Fennell, an Irish journalist and playwright, is assigned to cover the underwater cables that carry the world's information. The sum of human existence—words, images, transactions, memes, voices, viruses—travels through the tiny fiber-optic tubes. But sometimes the tubes break, at an unfathomable depth. Fennell's journey brings him to the west coast of Africa, where he uncovers a story about the raw human labor behind the dazzling veneer of the technological world. He meets a fellow Irishman, John Conway, the chief of mission on a cable repair ship. The mysterious Conway is a skilled engineer and a freediver capable of reaching extraordinary depths. He is also in love with a South African actress, Zanele, who must leave to go on her own literary adventure to London. When the ship is sent up the coast to repair a series of major underwater breaks, both men learn that the very cables they seek to fix carry the news that may cause their lives to unravel. At sea, they are forced to confront the most elemental questions of life, love, absence, belonging, and the perils of our severed connections. Can we, in our fractured world, reweave ourselves out of the thin, broken threads of our pasts? Can the ruptured things awaken us from our despair? Resoundingly simple and turbulent at the same time, Twist (Random House, 2025) is a meditation on the nature of narrative and truth from one of the great storytellers of our times. Colum McCann is the author of eight novels, three collections of stories and two works of non-fiction. Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, he has been the recipient of many international honours, including the U.S National Book Award, the International Dublin Literary Prize, a Chevalier des Arts et Lettres from the French government, election to the Irish arts academy, several European awards, the 2010 Best Foreign Novel Award in China, and an Oscar nomination. In 2017 he was elected to the American Academy of Arts. His work has been published in over 40 languages. He is the President and co-founder of the non-profit global story exchange organization, Narrative 4. He lives in New York with his wife Allison and their family. Recommended Books: Mary Shelley, Frankenstein Omar El Akkad, One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is published with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Fennell, an Irish journalist and playwright, is assigned to cover the underwater cables that carry the world's information. The sum of human existence—words, images, transactions, memes, voices, viruses—travels through the tiny fiber-optic tubes. But sometimes the tubes break, at an unfathomable depth. Fennell's journey brings him to the west coast of Africa, where he uncovers a story about the raw human labor behind the dazzling veneer of the technological world. He meets a fellow Irishman, John Conway, the chief of mission on a cable repair ship. The mysterious Conway is a skilled engineer and a freediver capable of reaching extraordinary depths. He is also in love with a South African actress, Zanele, who must leave to go on her own literary adventure to London. When the ship is sent up the coast to repair a series of major underwater breaks, both men learn that the very cables they seek to fix carry the news that may cause their lives to unravel. At sea, they are forced to confront the most elemental questions of life, love, absence, belonging, and the perils of our severed connections. Can we, in our fractured world, reweave ourselves out of the thin, broken threads of our pasts? Can the ruptured things awaken us from our despair? Resoundingly simple and turbulent at the same time, Twist (Random House, 2025) is a meditation on the nature of narrative and truth from one of the great storytellers of our times. Colum McCann is the author of eight novels, three collections of stories and two works of non-fiction. Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, he has been the recipient of many international honours, including the U.S National Book Award, the International Dublin Literary Prize, a Chevalier des Arts et Lettres from the French government, election to the Irish arts academy, several European awards, the 2010 Best Foreign Novel Award in China, and an Oscar nomination. In 2017 he was elected to the American Academy of Arts. His work has been published in over 40 languages. He is the President and co-founder of the non-profit global story exchange organization, Narrative 4. He lives in New York with his wife Allison and their family. Recommended Books: Mary Shelley, Frankenstein Omar El Akkad, One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is published with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Anthony Fennell, an Irish journalist and playwright, is assigned to cover the underwater cables that carry the world's information. The sum of human existence—words, images, transactions, memes, voices, viruses—travels through the tiny fiber-optic tubes. But sometimes the tubes break, at an unfathomable depth. Fennell's journey brings him to the west coast of Africa, where he uncovers a story about the raw human labor behind the dazzling veneer of the technological world. He meets a fellow Irishman, John Conway, the chief of mission on a cable repair ship. The mysterious Conway is a skilled engineer and a freediver capable of reaching extraordinary depths. He is also in love with a South African actress, Zanele, who must leave to go on her own literary adventure to London. When the ship is sent up the coast to repair a series of major underwater breaks, both men learn that the very cables they seek to fix carry the news that may cause their lives to unravel. At sea, they are forced to confront the most elemental questions of life, love, absence, belonging, and the perils of our severed connections. Can we, in our fractured world, reweave ourselves out of the thin, broken threads of our pasts? Can the ruptured things awaken us from our despair? Resoundingly simple and turbulent at the same time, Twist (Random House, 2025) is a meditation on the nature of narrative and truth from one of the great storytellers of our times. Colum McCann is the author of eight novels, three collections of stories and two works of non-fiction. Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, he has been the recipient of many international honours, including the U.S National Book Award, the International Dublin Literary Prize, a Chevalier des Arts et Lettres from the French government, election to the Irish arts academy, several European awards, the 2010 Best Foreign Novel Award in China, and an Oscar nomination. In 2017 he was elected to the American Academy of Arts. His work has been published in over 40 languages. He is the President and co-founder of the non-profit global story exchange organization, Narrative 4. He lives in New York with his wife Allison and their family. Recommended Books: Mary Shelley, Frankenstein Omar El Akkad, One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is published with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

En Afrique du Sud, le sommet du G20 aura lieu en novembre prochain à Johannesburg. Récemment, le président Cyril Ramaphosa s'est rendu dans le centre de la ville, une zone où les services publics peinent à assurer les services de base, comme la collecte des déchets, où de nombreux immeubles sont contrôlés par les gangs et où la criminalité explose. De notre correspondant à Johannesburg,Lors de sa visite, le président s'est inquiété de l'état de la ville, notamment avec le G20 qui approche. Mais sur le terrain, de nombreuses organisations n'ont pas attendu cet événement pour tenter de nettoyer le CBD — le centre des affaires. Une centaine de personnes de différentes organisations de la ville, publiques ou privées, arpentent les rues, pour nettoyer.« Ici, c'est de plus en plus dur de faire du commerce, déplore un vendeur de rue. Il faut que les choses changent. Donc, quand on voit cette campagne de nettoyage, on les soutient. »Les personnes qui nettoient portent un gilet jaune et chaque groupe est escorté par des agents de la brigade anti-crimes pour sécuriser l'action. « La rue est sale, il y a plein de déchets, beaucoup de trous dans la route, des fuites d'eau… Là, je prends mes gants, décrit Zitha, qui participe au nettoyage. On a aussi des balais et des sacs-poubelle. On prend les déchets et on les jette pour rendre la ville plus propre. »« Moi, je dis qu'on mérite des postes permanents !, revendique Zanele, qui fait partie de l'organisation d'intérêt public Clean City et a obtenu un contrat de trois mois avec la ville. Le président doit nous recruter s'il veut que la ville soit propre. Oui, il y a des solutions, c'est que le gouvernement nous propose de vrais emplois. On attend de nous qu'on nettoie la ville, mais on a l'impression qu'il y a très peu de considération pour notre travail ! »« Pourquoi le président n'est-il pas venu avant ? »Le président sud-africain Cyril Ramaphosa s'est rendu dans les rues du centre la semaine dernière. Il s'est dit choqué par l'état d'une ville qui « tombe en ruine », selon ses mots. « C'est quand même pas une découverte !, s'indigne Minah Malakoane, membre d'un Conseil de quartier. Quand il est devenu président, c'était déjà comme ça, il aurait dû venir il y a des années. Pourquoi maintenant ? Parce qu'il y a le G20 ? Non, ce n'est pas sérieux… »L'habitante et membre d'un Conseil de quartier ne décolère pas : « Le G20 arrive, alors il s'y intéresse enfin. Mais ça fait longtemps que les crimes sont quotidiens, qu'on n'a plus de feux de circulation, que c'est difficile d'emmener nos enfants à l'école le matin. Et maintenant, avec le G20, le président se décide à venir dans le centre, mais pourquoi n'est-il pas venu avant ? »Le président sud-africain a aussi exposé son projet de reprendre les bâtiments occupés par les gangs, nombreux dans le centre de Johannesburg.À lire aussiMmutla Mojapelo sculpte du plastique pour réfléchir à sa place dans le monde

Episode Highlight: On this episode of the "Embracing Only" podcast, we are featuring one of the most impactful moments from episode 47, with guests Fabia Ogunmekan, Zanele Khanyile, and Mai Khidir. How do you navigate power structures in male-dominated workspaces? That's what we're exploring in this episode.Fabia is a  lawyer and corporate executive passionate about the pursuit of development in Africa. Zanele is a strategic collaborative leader with experience in cooperative banking, corporate governance, and small enterprise development. Mai is driving change forward via the Al-Sudaniya mentoring program. They are all How Women Lead Fellowship graduates.This episode is just a short snippet that highlights the best and most powerful learning moment from a past episode. You can listen to the full episode (filled with more wisdom) here: Episode 47: Embrace your fierceness.Key Discussion Points:01:00 Navigating Power Structures: Mentorship, sponsorship, female allyship, and having a strong support system are all integral to navigating power structures in male-dominated workspaces.03:48 The Value of Mentorship: Don't underestimate how important it is to be surrounded by inspiring women who can support and help move you forward.04:42 Mentorship vs. Sponsorship:  We need to do more than just help shape other women's journeys. We need to raise our hands and pull them up in the invisible spaces they don't have access to yet.07:26 Moving Beyond Mentorship: A formal mentor-mentee relationship is a structured process. Sponsorship moves beyond this.In Summary: Fabia, Zanele, and Mai urge us to move beyond mentorship and into sponsorship. Don't just guide others behind closed doors, fully support those individuals and help them access spaces they don't have access to yet.Resources from this episode:Follow Fabia on Linkedin. Follow Zanele on Linkedin.Follow Mai on Linkedin.If you happen to be a woman of color and you are looking for a community of like minded women, join Olivia here: https://www.mysistersshoulders.com/ Ready to make a change?→ If you are struggling to navigate your corporate career but are ambitious and have goals you want to accomplish quickly, Olivia is the coach for you. Reach out to her on LinkedIn or visit oliviacream.com.→ If you are ready to leave corporate or you want to start a profitable side brilliance, Archita can guide you through a successful transition to entrepreneurship. Reach out to her on LinkedIn or visit architafritz.com.Connect with your hosts:Follow Archita on Linkedin or check out her website.Follow Olivia on Linkedin or check out her website.Follow Embracing Only on Linkedin, Instagram, and Facebook, or check out the website._________Produced by Ideablossoms

30 years ago - in 1994, the first mixed-race election in South Africa's history was held. The African National Congress (ANC), led by Nelson Mandela, won in a landslide. Since then, the ANC has continued to win the elections, and has remained the ruling party in South Africa. In May this year, the dissatisfaction over lack of progress led to the ANC for the first time ever receiving less than 50% of the votes. August 28th, The Norwegian Committee for Africa and Norwegian People's Aid invites you to a seminar about South Africa in the 30 years since Apartheid, and the way ahead for the country in Boksen at Kulturhuset. Did ANC keep their promises, and has South Africa become the inclusive and rainbow coloured society people were sold in 1994? In the panel we have with us Thapelo Mohapi, Secretary General of Abahlali baseMjondolo, a South African organisation that works with shackdwellers right to land and housing, xenophobia and other forms of discrimination in South Africa. Last year, Amnesty International organised a petition to pressure the South African police to investigate harassment and killings of leaders and members in Abahlali - that forced Thapelo to go into hiding. We also have with us Zanele Baqwa, one of Norway's most prominent anti-apartheid activists. Zanele grew up in South Africa during Apartheid, before moving to Norway in 1965, where she became central in the European mobilisation against apartheid. In 1994, after apartheid ended, Baqwa returned to South Africa to work as a psychiatrist, but has since found her way to Norway again. Liv Tørres is the international secretary of the Norwegian Labour Union (LO). From 1987 to 2008 she lived in South Africa, where she joined the South African labour movement and actively participated in the anti-apartheid movement. She later wrote her doctorate on the role the labour movement played in ending apartheid. The panel was moderated by Andreas Saaghus, Program Advisor working with Southern Africa in Norwegian People's Aid.

It's another week of storytelling tune in to our latest episode, ‘Zanele Sees Numbers.' Join Zanele in her curiosity to see numbers wherever she is. How often do you see numbers in your surrounding? This story is published by NABU Organization. You can find an openly licensed PDF version of the book here.   Author: Laura de Lange Illustration: Hanrie Coetzee Narrator: Magdalene Chorongo Host and Editor: Magdalene Chorongo   You can reach us via info@edutab.africa or through our social media channels to find out how you can get involved in this project:-) Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Instagram

Celebrity Chef and Cookbook Author, Chef Zanele van Zyl is an award-winning chef and cookbook author, Van Zyl hosts cooking classes across the country. She says her dishes are simple and quick to prepare. Although she enjoys cooking anything, Indian cuisine is at the top of her list. We spoke to Zanele in December following the released her then new cookbook Senidlile Kodwa. Cooking with Zanele has been recently nominated for the DSTV Content Creator Award for the Foodie category.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bongani Bingwa speaks to Gospel Musician, Rebecca Malope about the passing of founder of Crown Gospel Music Awards, Zanele Mbokazi and the legacy she leaves behind.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Book Nook is in conversation with a book author Zanele and she shares her story and how she loves to be a writer.

In conversation with Zanele Fengu, Mosupatsila Nare and Samrawit Getaneh The episode was hosted by Samrawit Getaneh (HRDA class of 2016, Ethiopia), who welcomed and engaged in a conversation with Zanele Fengu and Mosupatsila Nare (HRDA class of 2022, South Africa and Zimbabwe, respectively). The speakers highlighted that millions of Africans are displaced each year due to climate change related factors and the figures are growing by the millions each year, making the situation grave. Displacements are occurring owing to disasters including floods, droughts, windstorms and wildfires raging across the continent. Additionally, displacements are also occurring due to climate action that aims to conserve carbon sinks without using a rights based approach, thereby displacing indigenous communities from their lands. Various regional legal instruments and policy documents are key in tackling climate displacement and the various challenges that arise with it, one instrument among many is the the Kampala Convention, the first ever legally binding instrument in the protection and assistance of IDPs in Africa. On the other hand, a particularly worrying reality is the potentially devastating effects of a deficient legal system which fails to adequately address the impact of climate change; particularly the lack of consensus on the legal position of climate refugees which leaves this demographic at risk of an array of human rights violations. Hence the need to effectively implement existing laws such as the Kampala convention, but also the imperative to extend protection to climate refugees, was highlighted in the discussion. The speakers concluded by noting the interrelatedness of various challenges posed by the climate crisis and the need for an “all hands on deck” approach in using human rights law to tackle the problems of climate displaced persons.   Zanele Fengu has a keen interest in all things human rights, but particularly refugee law and climate justice. Zanele currently works as a legal researcher at Corruption Watch, the South African chapter of Transparency International. Her work focuses on land and mining rights, as well as governance and leadership.   Mosupatsila Nare is a human rights lawyer. She has experience in the African Human Rights system having served at the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights in 2023. Currently she works as a Programs Manager at Women's Institute for Leadership Development, a Zimbabwean Civil Society Organisation focusing on women's empowerment and active participation in leadership and governance processes including climate justice.   Samrawit Getaneh is a Senior Child Rights Protection Officer at the African Committee. She is particularly interested in mechanisms of human rights protection, the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups and minority groups, the nexus between human rights and development as well as climate change and human rights. She is also a current PhD researcher at the University of the Western Cape.   This conversation was recorded on 16 May 2024.

In today's edition of Women Crush Wednesday, Carol hosted 'The UnLearning Lady' Zanele Njapha in studio. Zanele is the world's leading voice on using key unlearning principles to help medium to large companies build cultures where people are EXCITED about change! Zanele is CEO at The UnLearners and is also a Forbes Contributor, a certified Neuro Coach for transformative leaders, Chair of The UnLearning Children Foundation, an award-winning TEDx speaker, and faculty at Duke Corporate Education.

Welcome to a special (semi-) live edition of the Walk Talk Listen podcast! In this 16th and last episode of our special series during CSW68, we're joined by Zanele and she works ACT Ubumbano. As with most of our guests during this year's Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 68), she shares insights mostly based on her personal views.   This time, we're broadcasting directly from the heart of an impactful global event - The 68th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68). Held from March 11 to March 22, this is the UN's most significant yearly meeting focused on gender equality and women's empowerment. This year, the gathering revolves around a critical theme: "Accelerating the achievement of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls by addressing poverty and strengthening institutions and financing with a gender perspective."   In this unique series, we're tweaking our usual format. Although we'll meet and interact with fascinating guests, we'll focus less on personal narratives and more on the overarching topics and insights related to this year's theme. It's an opportunity for us to dive deep into discussions that matter, highlighting the pivotal moments and conversations from CSW68.   We Want to Hear From You!   Your thoughts, feedback, and proposals for collaboration mean the world to us. Please let us know what you think about this new series. Reach out in the following ways:   Email: innovationhub@cwsglobal.org Direct Contact: Send an email to maurice@jliflc.com or reach out through our platform.   I, Maurice, will personally ensure that your interest is directed to the appropriate people at JLI. Join us in connecting with a network dedicated to fostering a better world through faith-informed development.   Stay Connected   Don't forget to like and follow the Walk Talk Listen podcast. For more updates and engaging content, follow @mauricebloem on Twitter and Instagram. Explore our work further at 100mile.org and delve into our special WTL series Enough for All, featuring the organization CWS. This live series is shorter than our regular episodes, focusing on the critical issues and personalities we encounter during CSW68.   Thank you for your support and engagement. Together, let's make a difference in the world, one conversation at a time.

Pippa speaks to chef, teacher, and food writer Zanele van Zyl about her 3rd cookbook, Senidlile Kodwa [IsiZulu for “Have you eaten yet?”]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zanele van Zyl is an award-winning chef and cookbook author, Van Zyl hosts cooking classes across the country. She says her dishes are simple and quick to prepare. Although she enjoys cooking anything, Indian cuisine is at the top of her list. Zanele recently released her new cookbook Senidlile Kodwa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, healthcare professional Zanele Cekiso shares valuable insights into living with HIV, focusing particularly on pregnancy and the complexities that can arise. Zanele's extensive experience in the field provides a unique perspective, offering guidance to those navigating the intersection of HIV and maternal health.  She unpacks important concepts such as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis), an antiretroviral drug used to prevent HIV, pregnancy and HIV and navigating the challenges of childbirth and beyond. She also emphasizes the importance of regular healthcare visits, medication adherence, and taking control of one's health for a fulfilling life with HIV.  For a wealth of information for individuals navigating HIV, pregnancy, and parenthood, creating a sense of empowerment and dispelling common myths and fears, tune into this insightful episode! Zanele is a Registered Nurse who is passionate about HIV/AIDS and related diseases. She uses her social media platforms to raise awareness about HIV, by providing online education and psycho-social support to those who need it the most. You can follow her on Social Media: Facebook: Nurse Zee Twitter: @iamnursezee Instagram: @iamnursezee

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Lerato Mashianoke the Programme Manager at Ford Foundation Southern Africa and Zanele Maphosa, the Programme & SRHR Advisor at ACT Ubumbano, and both CAPSI Masters candidates join the conversation this week.In this episode, the two social activists and philanthropists delve into the nitty gritties of philanthropy in their respective roles, the landscape of the civic space and their contributions to the ongoing 2nd Academic and 4th African Philanthropy Conferences in Dakar, Senegal.

PROTEAS WORLD CUP SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT WHO WILL MAKE THE WORLD CUP SQUAD? South Africa SPAR Proteas Quad Series Squad Announced in January: Lenize Potgieter; Ine-Marí Venter; Nicholé Taljaard; Nomfundo Mngomezulu; Sesandile Ngubane; Bongiwe Msomi (C); Khanyisa Chawane; Izette Griesel; Refiloe Nketsa; Boitumelo Mahloko; Phumza Maweni; Karla Pretorius; Shadine van der Merwe (VC); Zanele Vimbela; Monique Reyneke-Meyer

Depuis février à la Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP), de nombreux•ses visiteur•ses se pressent pour découvrir les photographies de Zanele Muholi, activiste visuel•le sud-africain•e. Lauren Bastide a réuni plusieurs expertes pour discuter des nombreux sujets que véhicule cette exposition : Adeline Rapon, photographe, Pascale Obolo, cinéaste et chercheuse, et Victoria Aresheva, co-commissaire de l'exposition. Pascale Obolo a commencé par rappeler l'importance pour Zanele Muholi de se réapproprier une narration, celle de la communauté queer sud-africaine (08'37), via un médium, la photographie, qui se prête particulièrement au traitement du sujet de la représentation (09'35). Zanele défend sa communauté en maîtrisant son histoire (54'37) et dans un rapport à son modèle décorrélé d'une quelconque domination (37'37). Adeline Rapon rapproche sa propre pratique photographique, en Martinique, du travail d'archives lancé en 2006 par Zanele Muholi (18'53). Elle évoque l'histoire de l'art telle qu'enseignée aujourd'hui, marquée par un prisme masculin et blanc (41'29), et la nécessité de présenter les oeuvres d'art hors des espaces clos des institutions (25'25). Victoria Aresheva évoque la manière de Zanele Muholi de représenter la violence subie par les personnes LGBTQIA+ (27'57), par des portraits de personnes dignes et fières. Son travail photographique, très efficace formellement (59'27), appuie son militantisme. La Poudre est une émission produite par Lauren Bastide, diffusée en exclusivité sur Spotify. Générique : Lauren Bastide et Marion Emerit sur un concept original d'Aurore Meyer-Mahieu. Prise de son : Marius Pruvot Montage et mixage : Marion Emerit. Programmation et coordination : Marie Laurence-Chérie assistée de Sophie Volatier-Godard. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

durée : 01:59:18 - Les Matins du samedi - par : Quentin Lafay - Presque dans tous les pays d'Europe, mais aussi en Inde ou au Japon, les budgets d'armement explosent. Dans quel but ? Avec quels risques ? Et retrouvez toutes les séquences des Matins du samedi. - invités : Zanele Muholi Photographe; Claude Serfati Économiste, auteur de Le Militaire (Amsterdam, 2017) et de L'État radicalisé, La France à l'ère de la mondialisation armée (La Fabrique, 2023); Julien Malizard Titulaire adjoint de la chaire Economie de la défense de l'IHEDN (Institut des Hautes Etudes de Défense Nationale)

Join me for a fun and energetic convo with journalist, storyteller, and podcast host  Zanele Mji as we discuss connected conflict, friendship, relationships, and growth. Zanale is a South African award-winning investigative journalist based in Joburg whose work marries narrative non-fiction, hard news, and analysis. She is the host of the Golden City Podcast which you can find on Spotify and on Apple Podcasts. In this episode, we talk, learn, reflect, and vibe together. I hope you enjoy it!

Construction of the China-aided headquarters of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is underway in Abuja, Nigeria. It's the latest in a long list of similar China-funded projects in different parts of the continent that include the almost complete Africa CDC headquarters in Ethiopia. To discuss further about the project, its significance and China's ties with Africa, host Zanele is joined by: His Excellency, Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria Cui Jianchun, and Lawal Sale, an Abuja-based Global Affairs analyst and China-Africa relations expert.

Zanele Matome has experienced the highs and lows of entrepreneurship like few people I have ever met. She went from wininng mining tenders, living in a huge house with a butler to broke and back at her childhood home. But that didn't keep her down as you'll soon find out. ----Apple: https://apple.co/37gY2I6Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3E4wUbmGoogle: https://bit.ly/3KBQgqGWebsite: https://nicharalambous.com/its-not-over

This week, Liezl is joined by the newly-crowned Mrs Globe South Africa 2022 - Zanele Sibiya! Zanele joins Liezl to talk about her wonderfully inspiring story, the origins of her fascinating name, how the world of pageantry has changed and evolved in the past decades and how the empowerment of women and the telling of their stories are leading to true global change. Mrs. Globe is one of the most recognized and celebrated international pageants for Mrs. in the world. With a 25 year history and over 80 countries participating, it celebrates, empowers and uplift women from all cultures and walks of life. This was the first year that Mrs Globe was licensed in South Africa. KEY TAKEAWAYS Pageantry has always played a huge part of South African culture and brought people together in ways that inspired and ignited a sense of community. Inclusion in the world of pageantry is evolving now, to include not just a small section of womanhood, but a broader selection of powerful women, all of whom have stories of their own. When life pushes you down, the only way to come back is to pick yourself up and move. Not only are you demonstrating strength to yourself, you're also setting an example to those who look up to you. Women have always been held back from fulfilling their true potential in all corners of society. With the changing of attitudes now comes a real opportunity for us to plant ourselves in the spaces we didn't inhabit before. This is a time in which we can change the world forever. BEST MOMENTS 'I am grateful for the evolvement of women' 'A woman is a woman, whether you have a child or not, we all have a story to tell' 'They need to know that even in the darkest time you need to get up and move' 'Understanding who you are is very important' EPISODE RESOURCES Mrs Globe South Africa - https://mrssouthafricaglobe.com Mrs Globe - https://www.mrsglobe.com/mrs-globe https://www.instagram.com/zanele_xenn/https://www.facebook.com/zanele.x.radebe VALUABLE RESOURCES Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inthespotlightwithliezlInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthespotlightwithliezlFacebook personal: https://www.facebook.com/lcolditzvanrooyen/Instagram personal: https://www.instagram.com/liezl_colditzvanrooyen/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/van-rooyen-liezl/ ABOUT THE PODCAST  In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl's path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream.  And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.  ABOUT THE HOST Liezl Colditz van RooyenBorn and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster. The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.

Leona Archary is back on Farmer's Inside Track and this time to focus on the work she does as the CEO of the Agricultural Development Agency. In an exclusive with Dawn Noemdoe, she talks about how they're changing the face of South African agriculture by partnering with the private sector to develop small holder farmers in Mzansi…As you know by now, once a week we meet the amazing women selected for the Corteva Women Agripreneur 2022 programme, this is a year-long blended development programme at the Gordon Institute of Business Science Entrepreneurship Development Academy. Our #SoilSista Zanele Tsambo switched careers from banking to farming and today she works in three spheres in agri – commodity trading, aggregation, and farming! Talk about breaking the glass ceiling, Wow, what a dynamic player in the agri space…She tells us more about her amazing journey in this sector…

The ANC parliamentary caucus in the Free State says the explicit leaked video of Speaker Zanele Sifuba is an attack on her integrity. The video, which was widely shared on social media shows Sifuba in an explicit video call with an unknown man. The alleged Nigerian national reportedly released the video of Sifuba after she allegedly refused to pay large sums of money for the video not to be released. Our senior producer Ronald Phiri spoke to Sizwe Zingitwa, spokesperson for the ANC parliamentary caucus in the Free State

Zanele takes us through her journey as a South African teacher teaching a broad. She's a go getter she's a leader with unmatched leadership skills. Most importantly she loves helping young people and motivating them to say there's nothing that is impossible with working hard and dreaming so big. She's one person that believes that she should lift as she rise.

The Toronto Biennial of Art introduces the 2022 Podcast series as a curator-led engagement. Featuring three Exhibition artists working across different venues and mediums, the series approaches reflection, listening, and learning through an engaging and experiential lens. While in discussion with artists, exhibited works, processes, research, and philosophies are explored. Woven within are diegetic sounds that encourage collective listening—sounds around making, doing, and being. The series provides an opportunity for a wide-range of audiences to access the Biennial's content, artists, and curators. Named for – and with a structure inspired by – the radio storytelling format “tape talk”, each episode highlights and reflects upon a conversation between artist and curator engaging through action and place-based experiences.2022 Series: Tape/Talk: Acts of EngagementProduced by Roxanne Fernandes in collaboration with Katie Jensen and Ren Bangert of Vocal Fry Studios.

Have a listen to the interview Startup School did with Zanele recently here. Zanele is an incredible individual who is well positioned to launch a very promising career within the medical industry, but while she's working on that she has also launched a small business that is making a big change! The post #21 Startup Story: Yemfundo Project, making change real appeared first on Startup School.

How do the most successful women in leadership do it!!??  Let's talk about how entrepreneurs who identify as women can lead, grow & scale sustainable and impactful business, but also how other leaders can support them in doing so. Our guest, Executive coach, consultant and former head of talent planning, talent acquisition, and talent management & corporate human resources at Realogy - Seetha Speeney, will help us understand what it truly takes to create organisations where women can lead and be lead effectively.  Get ready to have this exciting conversation that will help you take the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging conversation beyond just talk and into practical, measurable outputs

How can you use franchising to scale and expand your business or venture?  Let's talk about whether franchising is the right strategy for you, as an entrepreneur in your industry and with your specific offerings. In this episode, Co-Founder of GroeGlobal, Sean Goldsmith teaches you the steps to take to discover if franchising is right for your business model, industry and exactly what to do to kick off the journey of using franchising to grow and scale your business - taking it to the world. Get ready for practical steps that you can apply to your business the moment the episode ends & a peek into what Sean's creative children have taught him about life

This week, we sit down with Zanele Njapha, Founder and CEO of The UnLearners, to discuss her transition from teaching to starting a business, figuring out how much to charge for your time, and the importance of saying no.

This week, we sit down with Zanele Njapha to discuss her transition from teaching to starting a business, figuring out how much to charge for your time, and the importance of saying no.

How can you have a positive social & environmental impact, while also meeting and exceeding your financial targets? Let's talk about how to successfully make both Money & Impact as a growing and expanding business and business owner.  In this episode, Social Entrepreneur & Speaker, Ntsiki Mkhize teaches us exactly what metrics to use to measure & build a business that ticks the people, planet and profit boxes.  Get ready for practical steps that you can apply to your business the moment the episode ends & a glimpse into Ntsiki's 'past life' as an award-winning model

Zanele Matome is an entrepreneur living in South Africa. She is the CEO & Founder of WELO, a medicine delivery and service company looking to disrupt the medical service market in South Africa and beyond. “Just build, and build for the world.”HOLOCENE MagazineZanele Matome TWRob Auchincloss IGSHOW NOTES:see more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zanele is a culture and diversity strategist based in Portland, Oregon, honored as one of the most influential women by the Portland Business Journal in 2020. We talk about Black hair, celebrating Black culture and much more. This episode was produced by Priscilla Alabi (@Priscilla_Alabi) and Teddy Grant (@TeddygReports)

A Zimbabwean born immigrant and graduate of Portland State University, Zanele Mutepfa-Rhone is a culture and diversity strategist, speaker, activist and philanthropist. Inspired by a lineage of Zimbabwean women leaders in her family, Zanele is the founder of a Here to Stay - a women's speaker series celebrating the stories of change-making women in the world. www.brandzanele.com

In this episode, we have a conversation with Zanele Abraham Matome. She is a world class entrepreneur and visionary who has turned her sights on her newest project, Welo. Welo is a Medicine delivery company that provides families with peace of mind and convenience when dealing with every day medicine purchases or monthly subscriptions. Zanele knew she had the mindset for the startup scene and when she saw how inaccessible medical care could be for the people in her community, especially during a global pandemic, an idea was born. During our conversation, she touches on incubator spaces, ideas for Africa and how to take a bet on yourself. Hope you enjoy the episode. If you want to learn more about Gloria and her work: Twitter: https://twitter.com/hello_welo?lang=en Email: info@welo.co.za Website: https://www.welo.co.za/ To keep updated with the podcast, find us on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewAfricaPodca1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-New-Africa-Podcast-107434161008462/?view_public_for=107434161008462 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/new_africa_podcast/ We encourage you to follow and reach out to us on any of those above platforms if you found value, have feedback, or just want to reach out in any shape or form.

How does the Digital Economy perpetuate social inequality?  In this episode we interview Zanele Munyikwa. Zanele is a PhD student in Management Science and Information Technology at MIT Sloan. She is a computational social scientist who uses causal inference and machine learning techniques to study the digital economy, technology, and the future of work.  Full show notes for this episode can be found at Radicalai.org.  If you enjoy this episode please make sure to subscribe, submit a rating and review, and connect with us on twitter at twitter.com/radicalaipod

We dive into the process of unlearning with Zanele Njapa, The Unlearning lady. A global speaker and expert, Zanele helps organisations around the world in navigating disruptive change through the art of unlearning. She helps decipher the unlearning and become future ready. Zanele is a gifted storyteller and speaker. She featured in the 2019 100 Most Influential Young South Africans list. She is also the author of a fiction book, An Eye for Love. In this episode, she shares with us stories and her perspectives around unlearning. The episode covers : - Her personal journey to success - Looking at Unlearning with a fresh lens - Challenges and Biases that individuals and organisations face - Covid and Unlearning - Zanele's LEAP Framework - Does Compassion has a place in change? If you have any feedback or want to be a part of the show, do drop a note at thegentleproject.kindness@gmail.com or visit our website for more information. Do tune in every week on a Wednesday for the latest release. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegentleproject/message

A podcast for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. The MASHSTARTSUP Podcast is a platform to encourage, empower and educate young people in Africa on entrepreneurship & business.

A podcast for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. The MASHSTARTSUP Podcast is a platform to encourage, empower and educate young people in Africa on entrepreneurship & business. Visit

On this episode, two stories of unexpected gifts. Tis the season, right? These stories are not exactly TRADITIONAL gifts…Zanele Chisholm learns who she is when others learn her name, and Isabel DeBre's family gets an unconventional pet. Storytellers: Zanele Chisholm and Isabel DeBre Hosted by: Dan Kennedy To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices