Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Thato Mokhothu
Thato Mokhothu, 35, has had to overcome plenty of hurdles to get where she is today. In 2000, her parents…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Matsi Modise
Earlier this year, at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Matsi Modise, 31, comfortably shared the stage with the…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Smangele Mathebula
Even as a child, the library was a magical place for Smangele Mathebula. So it’s not really surprising that she grew up to become a literary activist of note. She…Continue Reading →
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Makotsene Makgalemele
For Makotsene Makgalemele, civil engineering is about more than just buildings. “It’s all about improving people’s lives. The more comfortable…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Khwezi Magasa
Khwezi Mabasa describes himself as an activist. “Someone who takes all their knowledge and energy and channels them into initiatives…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Paul Kamanga
Dirt poor and in a foreign country, 10-year-old Paul Kamanga used his fists to take his hurt and anger out on others. His family were despised immigrants from the Democratic…Continue Reading →
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Michael February
“I don’t think you ever get used to the size of the waves. You just learn to push through the…
Mzansi’s 100: Disruptor, Joshua Cox
Joshua Cox is not new to the social development arena – he previously worked for the World Wide Fund for…