by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 27, 2021 | The Sit Down Podcast, The Sit Down Relationships
2021 marks 27 years of democracy in South Africa. However, the seeds of racial dynamics in this country still haunt us today. On this edition of #TheSitDownRelationships, we speak to Jamil F. Khan who will be taking us through racial dynamics between the black and...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 25, 2021 | Reviews
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Olwethu Leshabane (@olwe2lesh) (Intro) O: Welcome, come on right in, we have this amazing conversation, as we close off ‘National Book Week’. So, we’re going to have a conversation with Kojo Baffoe today, and...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 24, 2021 | The Sit Down Lifestyle, The Sit Down Podcast
The South African entertainment industry is growing exponentially, within it, are women who are doing exceptional and anchoring this field of work. Among those doing phenomenal work is the ever-vibrant Rami Chuene. She is not only a SAFTA nominated actress but a voice...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 23, 2021 | The Sit Down Podcast, The Sit Down Womenomics
The Coronavirus pandemic has forced people to think creatively in order to maintain their livelihoods. Financial stability was the biggest worry people had right under surviving the pandemic. Research has indicated that 31.5% of South Africans have either started a...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 22, 2021 | The Sit Down Careers, The Sit Down Podcast
The competition in the food and hospitality industry is tough. It is growing exponentially and in order to stand out, you have to be exceptionally great at what you do. On this episode of #TheSitDownCareers we speak to Nthabiseng Ramaboa, popularly known as Chef Nti....
