SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Mogau Seshoene
Mogau Seshoene’s mission in life is to uplift communities through the kitchen by teaching traditional South African cooking to local…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Motlatsi Motseoile
Concerning statistics on intolerance show that of the 76 countries that still criminalise same-sex relationships and behaviour 38 are African,…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Puleng Molebatsi
Formerly known Skwizas actress, Puleng Molebatsi presents and produces a current affairs show called the albinism report on channel Africa. The show focuses on all the issues that affect people…Continue Reading →
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Rebone Masemola
When Rebone Masemola noticed a sharp increase in incidents of gender, gender-based violence and senseless killings of minorities she chose…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Ulala Kondowe
A great shame of the 21st century is that in this technological day and age and industrial advancements there are…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Vukile Mchunu
CEO and founder of Clinton Group, Vukile Mchunu, decided enough is enough, and led the charge to amplify men’s issues and stories through his brainchild “Ndoda Talk”. Ndoda Talk is…Continue Reading →
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Mosa Leteane
Mosa Leteane is not one to shy away from uncomfortable issues, like social justice, leadership and gender equality. She is…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Faraaz Mahomed
“I aim to be a strong advocate for change, using rigorous research and informed advocacy to influence policy and to…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Daniel Thebe
Daniel Thebe is obsessed with media. But not just that; the Cape Town-based entrepreneur wants South Africans to own and produce the media they consume. Thebe is the founder of…Continue Reading →
Mzansi’s 100 of 2017: Disruptor, Lindiwe Dhlamini
When bullying pushed Lindiwe Dhlamini’s nephew towards an attempt on his own life, she decided to take action. In 2012,…