When people speak of social change agents, only one woman’s name comes to mind. A woman who walks, talks and lives the ethos of making a difference. A woman who is passionate about youth issues and challenges and is never shy to tackle them hands-on, even if it means she needs to be in the… Read More Day 21 – Social change angel Modjadji Selowe

It’s a historical fact that women are masterminds. As early as the mid-1820s, there lived a woman in this world who made it her life’s mission to end slavery, no matter the cost & threats to her life. The moving story of Harriet Tubman, who was born into slavery in the United States was the… Read More Day 20 – Anti-slavery mastermind, Harriet Tubman

Our political climate is a dynamic one, ever changing with no two days ever being the same. In a time of political blurred lines, factional battles and corruption allegations, I find it heart-warming to know that there are politicians who are all for justice and moral conscience. Politicians who are not shy to speak for… Read More Day 19 – Fiesty ANC MP Dr Makhosi Khoza

Women are quite good at multi-tasking and at being all-rounders across all spheres. It has only been for a brief moment that I have known this woman but I have since been able to conclude that she is a woman of many wonders. I so happened to dedicate Day 18 of my women’s month appreciation… Read More Day 18 – Woman of many wonders, Matlabo Rankhododo

I love Soweto. Not only because it is a township that gave me an awesome childhood but because it is trully filled with the most talented of people.  From musicians to soccer stars, history-makers and legends to artists. You name them, Soweto’s got them. On this day 17th of my writing series, I celebrated an… Read More Day 17 – Media mogul in the making, Kefilwe Mello