"What inspired me to open the company is the knowledge that through this business I would have the opportunity to positively impact people's lives…”
Nercia Celeste Mazive, founder of Premier Human Capital Corporation (Mozambique)
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Nercia Celeste Mazive, founder of Premier Human Capital Corporation (Mozambique)
Nercia Celeste Mazive, founder of Premier Human Capital Corporation (Mozambique)
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Tshiamiso Kgomanyane, founder of SHE Legal Co. (South Africa)
Don’t let fear hold you back….
Tshiamiso Kgomanyane, founder of SHE Legal Co. (South Africa)
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Lynette Hundermark, managing director of Useful & Beautiful (South Africa)
Lynette Hundermark, managing director of Useful & Beautiful (South Africa)
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Cidia Chissungo, founder of Gillipe (Mozambique)
Believe in yourself…
Cidia Chissungo, founder of Gillipe (Mozambique)
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Paballo Mokoqo, founder of Dust Busters (Pty) Ltd (Lesotho)
Startup Story
Lesotho has a big challenge when it comes to economically empowering disenfranchised women in the country. But one woman entrepreneur, Paballo Mokoqo, founder of Dust Busters (Pty) Ltd, is providing a solution with her world class business solution for domestic cleaning.
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by Catia Mondlane
Who told you that you can’t do or have it all? Well, I’m here to affirm that yes you can do and have all that you want, just with some simple smart moves.
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by Ntsoaki Sibiya (née Kortjass), founder & ceo, Tsoabelo Security Solutions
Efficient management of a company-wide security policy is the key to making security a positive player in the corporate market, and will single-handedly cut out the negative connotations that some corporates may have attached to the industry.
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A’Lelia Bundles
Book Review
Soon to be a Netflix series starring Octavia Spencer, Self Made is the first full-scale biography of “one of the great success stories of American history” (The Philadelphia Inquirer), Madam C.J. Walker—the legendary African American entrepreneur and philanthropist, written by her great-great-granddaughter, A’Lelia Bundles.
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by Laura Camacho
As a formerly-awkward person who still gets stumped in conversations, here are some of my go-to phrases and questions to get the conversation moving in a more productive way.
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by Anja van Beek – Consultant & Coach
We have been talking about the remote worker for many years and suddenly, within a few days since COVID-19 was declared as a global pandemic by the World Health Organisation, companies around the world need to adopt this approach, and fast.
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Bhavya Kalsi and Nimisha Kalipurayath, founders of KONA (Uganda)
Deborah Hartung
Find a balance between work and life…
Deborah Hartung, founder of Pivot PeopleTech (South Africa)
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by Lori Milner
So, now you’re at home, life has done a 360 and you’re getting used to the ‘new normal’. I want to share some thoughts on how to show up to your meetings as your best self, because this will all come to an end at some point and life will resume back to what it once was. You need to take ownership and accountability for how you conduct yourself over this period, especially when it comes to your online meetings.
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by Aleshia van der Ploeg LLB. (RAU), Director VDP Legal Consulting (PTY) Ltd
The current worldwide crisis with Covid-19 and the latest announcement by the President regarding the upcoming 21-day lockdown has ALL South Africans in a spin. Everyone has questions regarding the personal impact, the financial impact and especially the legal impact of the impending lockdown.
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by Jolene Roelofse, Owner of Bludoor Market and Co-founder of Fluence
Given the current status quo globally and the State of Emergency declared this past weekend in South Africa, it is far from Business as Usual for businesses. But it is the ideal time to do business differently, change the course, be a disruptor, and use the current situation to your advantage.
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by Paula Quinsee
With many people going into self-quarantine, being asked to work from home, schools and businesses shutting doors to do their bit to try and contain the impact of the Corona virus, it also brings with it a lot of change, anxiety and fear. If you missed our discussion on the Expresso Breakfast Show, you can view it here.
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by Kathy Mann, Author & Speaker
Stress researchers define stress to be what happens when something we care about is at stake. This definition allows us to understand our values and motives and to uncover what’s happening beneath the surface when we feel stress or anxiety.
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Adenike 'Nike' Ogunlesi, founder of Ruff 'n' Tumble, Nigeria
On finding strength in the difficult times....
- Adenike 'Nike' Ogunlesi is the founder of Ruff 'n' Tumble a leading designer, manufacturer and retailer of designer children's clothing in Nigeria. Nike started out modestly in 1996 selling the clothes she made from the boot of her car and in bazaars. Today, Ruff 'n' Tumble is an instantly recognisable brand in Nigeria and has a reputation for being one of the top manufacturers of children's clothing throughout West Africa. Ruff 'n' Tumble successfully caters to the unique fashion sense of today’s youngsters, from new born to age 16, happily mixing indigenous lifestyle trends with an international appeal.
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Lizl Naude, founder of Lilly Loompa (South Africa)
Lizl Naude, founder of Lilly Loompa (South Africa)
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Selassie Atadika, founder of Midunu Chocolates (Ghana)
Selassie Atadika, founder of Midunu Chocolates (Ghana)
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