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African Literature Series: African Literature Lovers Put Homegrown Books First

by Jamil F. Khan | Sep 25, 2021 | Literature

Up to now, I have highlighted a few problems within the publishing industry that make our access to African literature cumbersome. It is however not the end of the story, because where there are obstacles, a few will always rise to create solutions. Writers and...

African Literature Series: African authors offer something for everyone

by Jamil F. Khan | Sep 18, 2021 | Bookclub, Education, Literature, Shop

When trawling big South African bookstores, one could easily conclude that African people have little to no interest in publishing books. Alternatively, African readers would seem to have no appetite for African stories. Our books are very briefly displayed in...

African Literature Series: Storytelling is how we remember

by Jamil F. Khan | Sep 11, 2021 | Literature

For many of us, childhood memories are filled with the wonder of the stories our elders told us. As we gathered around to listen to the great orators regale us with tales that pried our eyes open in pure amazement, we were transported into the worlds created right in...

The Sit Down with Olwethu

The Sit Down with Olwethu Leshabane

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

We are commemorating and celebrating this month of Freedom by profiling and highlighting the work of those who are about The Business of making moves with the future of our communities in the long run and doing it how they feel called and led and I couldn’t think of a better woman who embodies these attributes and more.

Ingrid Best began her illustrious journey into the world of marketing as an intern for Sway Calloway – pounding the streets of the Bay Area as a music promoter. The Brooklyn born, San Francisco raised young mother of a then toddler followed her intuition by accepting an ambassadorship role that inadvertently landed her in the White Male dominated Spirits industry at a time when women were relegated to answering phones and filing documents.

Today we glean pearls of wisdom from the award-winning luxury marketing exec, champion of women and truth-telling change agent and celebrate her as she continues to walk in her call to emancipate Black and Brown women beyond the borders of the USA.

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