Every time I speak to Mothathe Sewelo, the topic of leadership comes up. That is because she is so deeply ingrained in the topic. Everything she does is about leadership, …
“What Drives Me is the Ability to Influence Positive Change” – Mothathe Sewelo Read More
While MC’ing an event by A Seat At The Table, I met a unicorn. In my 40 years of life, I have never stood next to an Archeologist. I remember …
“Archaeology Discovered Me, Honestly” – Annlin Matabane Read More
Careers in tourism and hospitality often carry a misconception of being merely “service-oriented” or “entry-level” jobs, lacking prestige and opportunities for advancement. From when I was young (and I happen …
Misconceptions about Tourism and Hospitality: Q&A with Nosipho Dinwa Read More
When I saw Busisiwe Hlatswayo’s posts on LinkedIn I was so intrigued. They were so bold and unapologetic in terms of her purpose and what she stands for. The energy …
Challenges of Black Women in the Workplace: Q&A with Busisiwe Hlatswayo Read More
In the last couple of months I have been working closely with Junior Chamber International (JCI) Sandton. We have entered into a partnership whereby we collaborate to grow young professionals. …
JCI Making a Difference in Developing Young Professionals: Q&A with Rofhiwa Muthivhithi Read More
I have young nieces that I hope will become leaders someday. Sometimes I wonder if the world will be ready to accept them as women leaders when they reach that …
The State of Women Leadership in SA: Q&A with Elona Ndlovu Read More
Credit: Image by Tiyani Baloyi from Kingraphy Studios Media and Broadcasting as a career…a very sore point for parents. As soon as they hear that their children want to go …
Building a Sustainable Media and Broadcasting Career: Q&A With William Lehong Read More
Sometimes as a law graduate you have this dream of one day becoming admitted or even becoming an advocate. The reality is, that does not always happen due to many …
Alternative Careers for Law Graduates: Q&A With Khwezi Xaba Read More
Dusty Roads. That is what we call the townships where we grew up. It is survival of the fittest. It is a constant search for information that can put us …
From Dusty Roads to the Executive Table: Q&A With Nontombi George Read More