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A Woman Belongs: In Farming With Ipeleng Kwadi
In today’s A Woman Belongs, farm owner Ipeleng Kwadi talks to us about her journey in the farming industry, the hurdles women face, and how she keeps moving forward.
Dr Beverly Ditsie, 50 and Fearless As Ever!
In this bonus episode of The Sit Down, Olwethu Leshabane talks with incomparable LGBTQIA+ activist and filmmaker Dr. Beverly Palesa Ditsie. They take us through their activism journey, the first Johannesburg pride, their powerful UN speech, who they are beyond their activism and their plans to mark their 50th birthday celebration.
Sanofi Joins Partners Around The World To Recognise World Diabetes Day
Sanofi joins partners around the world to recognise World Diabetes Day 2021
How Gratitude Shapes Your Child
In a world where children feel entitled to phones worth R30 000+ how does gratitude fit into the equation? Should we even bother trying to instil a sense of gratitude in a world of social media-induced abundance?
In this week’s parenting blog, we explore why cultivating a lifestyle of gratitude is vital for your children and family’s wellbeing.
Review: Happiness Ever After
Director: Thabang Moleya (Happiness is a Four-letter word, The Herd) Screenwriter: Ayanda Halimana Producers: Bongiwe Selane (Happiness is a Four-letter word, Nomalanga and the Witch) Synopsis: The glamorous Happiness friends are back close to four years after we...
Home Is A Price To Be Paid
We continue Part 2 of our Troubling Home Series, looking at the complicated relationship that those who break with tradition have with home. Critical Diversity scholar and multi-award-winning author, Jamil F. Khan shares reflections on the difficulties with finding belonging in family and home while not conforming to cultural and societal norms.
Happiness Ever After With Renate Stuurman
After much anticipation, “Happiness Ever After”, the sequel to “Happiness Is A Four Letter Word” has finally been released and AoS got to catch up and chat with one of the leading ladies from the film, Renate Stuurman.
Okay, Sis It’s Time To Talk About Wealth Building
The mere thought of building wealth can feel cumbersome. I’m not sure if it’s because we’ve watched the women in our families barely keep their heads above water? But with the hustle and bustle of surviving hand to mouth there was no time or financial bandwidth for our mothers to dream about creating wealth, let alone talking to us (their children) about it.
A Woman Belongs: In Filmmaking with Rethabile Ramaphakela
The South African film and television industry keeps growing and getting better with each passing year. Behind the cameras are hardworking individuals who keep the business afloat and creatives who make decisions that excites us the audience. ‘’There are...
Setting Realistic Health Goals
Today’s wellness blog post breaks down the difference between fitness and health, specifically focusing on health as a lifestyle in light of the upcoming observance of World Diabetes Day.
Let’s Talk About Water Scarcity & Water Harvesting with JoJo
With the rising cost and looming water scarcity in South Africa , rainwater harvesting is becoming vital.
Aos has partnered with JoJo, to raise awareness, and provide you with the necessary information and solutions around this issue.
How to Overcome Career Stagnation and Thrive
What proverbial walls have you built up over the past two years or more in the name of survival? How do you ensure that you do not lose another year of just coasting and potentially plunging into a long bout of career stagnation?
We are in for a real treat this career Tuesday, as Industrial Psychologist Ashley Motene and Executive/Career Coach Vumile Msweli, share their expertise as we discuss all things career stagnation.
Building A Study Sanctuary For Your Child
The end of year exam period is fast approaching and our children will be in the throes of memorisation and end of term projects. In this blog post we will talk about the importance of creating a positive study space for your child and share DIY tips on how to create it.
Starting Your Home Garden
“A garden can be achieved from almost any living spaces such as balcony, windowsill and any backyard spaces,” says Mosa, “A garden can be quite simple from just growing herbs or having houseplants or can be a bit complicated depending on how much you want to grow such as having a mini farm in your own backyard.”
The Sit Down with Olwethu
The Sit Down is a platform (social media interactive live series and podcast) where Olwethu has serious conversations about issues affecting modern women and moms. Olwethu interviews and profiles experts, thought leaders and media personalities to discuss various lifestyle topics including parenting, careers, wellness, womenomics (business and finances) and relationships.On The Sit Down Reviews, Olwethu sits down with different authors, bibliophiles, actors and directors to review some of her favourite books, tv shows and films.To keep up with The Sit Down, follow TheSitDownWithOlwe2 on Instagram. Want to give feedback on the show? Email us on: thesitdown@artofsuperwoman.com
In this bonus episode of The Sit Down, Olwethu Leshabane talks with incomparable LGBTQIA+ activist and filmmaker Dr. Beverly Palesa Ditsie. They take us through their activism journey, the first Johannesburg pride, their powerful UN speech, who they are beyond their activism and their plans to mark their 50th birthday celebration.
The Art of Superwoman
Welcome to the Art of Superwoman, where we explore and celebrate the journey of modern womanhood.