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This is the unfiltered truth. A podcast discussing the significance of seeing the world and life through diverse eyes and not always complying to society’s norms. I'm talking about the essence of life and what makes life worth living? How can we pull ourselves out of situations where we find ourselves unsure of what to do? Stay tuned and follow our IG page @essence_theory

In Her Words: Working Conversations By Women A safe space where women from all walks of life share their journeys, wisdom, and hard-earned lessons. Through candid, soulful conversations, we explore the evolution of women as they navigate careers, identity, reinvention, and purpose. Hosted by Thando Mazibuko, each episode amplifies authentic voices, celebrates resilience, and inspires others to step into their greater selves, unapologetically. Because when women speak, the world listens.

Hello, it is a great pleasure to welcome you to letters read Live☑️. This is a different kind of a show where you will be showered, immersed, inspired and entertained by poems, letters and inspirational pieces of writings written, shared and now read in style, with carefulness and positive vibes only. The Letters shared here are letters which have been seen by many before and now as an author on podcast, I am hear to read them for you. Please do journey with me!!!

In South Africa, the controversial topic of botched traditional circumcisions has been very much in the news of late. A Man Who Is Not a Man recounts the personal trauma of a young Xhosa initiate after a rite-of-passage circumcision has gone wrong. With frankness and courage, author Thando Mgqolozana's powerful novel details the pain and lifelong shame that is experienced as a result of not just the physical trauma, but the social ostracism of being labeled "a failed man".

This Ndebele language course introduces learners to a significant Southern African language, spoken by communities in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Ndebele, a Bantu language, is part of the Nguni language group, alongside Zulu, Xhosa, and Swati. With a strong oral tradition and expressive style, Ndebele holds cultural importance, reflecting the traditions, values, and perspectives of its speakers.