On “In Conversation with Dr Eve”, Dr Eve asks the question “is disability a trauma?”.  We invite listeners, specifically disabled people, to define DISABILITY and ask if it is indeed a Trauma .. or is the trauma of disability a result of societal, political, legislative and socio-economic factors. 

On “In Conversation with Dr Eve”, Dr Eve asks the question “is disability a trauma?”.  We invite listeners, specifically disabled people, to define DISABILITY and ask if it is indeed a Trauma .. or is the trauma of disability a result of societal, political, legislative and socio-economic factors.

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Aubrey constantly looks for conversations aimed at unlocking the humanity and potential of each individual and collective in realising their goals.
Follow Aubrey on&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/BraAubrey">@BraAubrey</a>

In Conversation with Dr Eve: Is disability a trauma?

Our South African doing great things we talk to the  founder and MD of Mayine Development Institute, a Pan-African private company, Nomveliso Mbanga. Novemliso is passionate about youth development. She’s a teencoach, who assists teenage boys and girls that she hosts, as well as mentor them about the emotional and mental well-being of teenagers. Growing up in Transkei at the height of apartheid, her father introduced her to developmental work at age 10 where she was able to work directly with families in her community. She has 28 years of experience in this sector and in 2015 she left corporate work and created her own company “Mayine Development institute”. She owns the trademarked concept called Teencoaching that specifically focuses on the developmental challenges of the African child within the African context. She is considered an expert in her field with most of her young people now graduates in the top 5 universities of South Africa. She is also the go-to person on all challenges experienced by boy preteens, teenagers, young adults and families.

Our South African doing great things we talk to the  founder and MD of Mayine Development Institute, a Pan-African private company, Nomveliso Mbanga. Novemliso is passionate about youth development. She’s a teencoach, who assists teenage boys and girls that she hosts, as well as mentor them about the emotional and mental well-being of teenagers. Growing up in Transkei at the height of apartheid, her father introduced her to developmental work at age 10 where she was able to work directly with families in her community. She has 28 years of experience in this sector and in 2015 she left corporate work and created her own company “Mayine Development institute”. She owns the trademarked concept called Teencoaching that specifically focuses on the developmental challenges of the African child within the African context. She is considered an expert in her field with most of her young people now graduates in the top 5 universities of South Africa. She is also the go-to person on all challenges experienced by boy preteens, teenagers, young adults and families.

South African Doing Great Things with Founder and MD of Mayine Development Institute, Nomveliso Mbanga

This evening we profile Zareef Minty, CEO of Afribiz Media, talking about his Entrepreneurial journey, businesses, and being named Forbes 30 under 30. We will also chat to him about his life outside of business and he will share with us how he navigates life as a young successful man.

This evening we profile Zareef Minty, CEO of Afribiz Media, talking about his Entrepreneurial journey, businesses, and being named Forbes 30 under 30. We will also chat to him about his life outside of business and he will share with us how he navigates life as a young successful man.

Profile Interview  with Afribiz Media CEO, Zareef Minty

As May is Africa Month, the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa) and popular beer brand Castle Milk Stout are pressing ahead to have May 8 declared as National Ancestors’ Day on the national calendar. Contralesa and Castle Milkstout have launched an online petition on the company’s website, which has been running since 2021. Contralesa said it was making a humble appeal to South Africans to support the motion of the Ancestors’ Day campaign. Zolani Mkiva, secretary-general of Contralesa, said ancestors are the unshakable foundation upon which we build our present and future. “Recognising and honouring their enduring wisdom, guidance, and sacrifices is a profoundly unifying sentiment shared by all Africans,” said Mkiva and he Joins us this evening to talk about the significance of having Ancestors day.

As May is Africa Month, the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa) and popular beer brand Castle Milk Stout are pressing ahead to have May 8 declared as National Ancestors’ Day on the national calendar. Contralesa and Castle Milkstout have launched an online petition on the company’s website, which has been running since 2021. Contralesa said it was making a humble appeal to South Africans to support the motion of the Ancestors’ Day campaign. Zolani Mkiva, secretary-general of Contralesa, said ancestors are the unshakable foundation upon which we build our present and future. “Recognising and honouring their enduring wisdom, guidance, and sacrifices is a profoundly unifying sentiment shared by all Africans,” said Mkiva and he Joins us this evening to talk about the significance of having Ancestors day.

In Conversation with Dr Eve: Is disability a trauma?

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