by Olwethu Leshabane | Aug 2, 2022 | Art of Superwoman Magazine, Careers, Lifestyle
I recently watched a video of Lewis Hamilton talking about his fitness and weight being a huge part of the difference between a win and a loss. He went on to mention that in a single race he could lose about 10 pounds (4 kilograms). You pull up to 6 times your body...
by Olebogeng | Jun 28, 2022 | Careers, Lifestyle, Mental Health
Like many of you, I awoke on Sunday morning to the harrowing news of the passing of 21 teenagers at the Enyobeni tavern, in East London. I couldn’t help but reflect on the moment reality hit and the log-like lump of grief sunk into the pit of my stomach as I...
by Olwethu Leshabane | Apr 27, 2022 | Art of Superwoman Magazine, Careers, Freedom Month, The Sit Down Careers, The Sit Down Lifestyle, The Sit Down Podcast, The Sit Down Womenomics
In celebration of Freedom month we are highlighting women who are about the business of challenging and changing oppressive systems that have maligned women in the workplace. For far too long women have been governed and socialised to measure their femininity and...
by Olebogeng | Apr 19, 2022 | Careers
Over the last 6 months, we’ve heard from Olwethu in conjunction with Jojo talk about the imminent water scarcity crisis that we face as South Africans and just recently international Yogi and Spiritual guru Sadhguru launched a movement to raise awareness about the...
by Cindy Ross | Mar 22, 2022 | Careers
We could never have guessed how greatly the Covid-19 pandemic would change our lives. Then came the police killings of George Floyd and other African-Americans; the surge in RIOTS in KZN; job losses; wildfires; political upheaval; and the deaths of close relatives and...
by Olebogeng | Mar 8, 2022 | Careers, Womenomics
“No nation can prosper without emancipated women and youth cohorts. For women and youth to enjoy this democratic right in our lifetime and for our continent to prosper, we need a reset – we need to Reset Africa.” Olwethu Leshabane In 1908, 15,000 women...
