In this episode of the Kwantu feature, we look at the origins and history of Lebanese community in South Africa, where they came from, how they came to be in South Africa. We look at their culture and relations with Lebanon, cuisine,  etiquette and religion etc. We talk to Tony Ghossain, contributing author to the Lebanese SA website.

Website: www.lebanese.co.za

Contact: Eugene Kayat (Editor) - editor@lebanese.co.za 

In this episode of the Kwantu feature, we look at the origins and history of Lebanese community in South Africa, where they came from, how they came to be in South Africa. We look at their culture and relations with Lebanon, cuisine,  etiquette and religion etc. We talk to Tony Ghossain, contributing author to the Lebanese SA website.
Website: <a href="https://protect-za.mimecast.com/s/IW_9Ck5ML0HqXBpjCVFls_?domain=lebanese.co.za" data-auth="NotApplicable">www.lebanese.co.za</a>  
Contact: Eugene Kayat (Editor) - editor@lebanese.co.za

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Kwantu Feature: The History of the Lebanese people in South Africa

On tonight’s South Africans Doing Great Things, we’re joined by the inspiring Dr. Brian Monaisa, Head of Plastic Surgery at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and founder of Smile Artists Africa. Dr. Brian’s mission goes beyond medicine, he is restoring hope through reconstructive surgeries and raising funds for breast cancer survivors who can’t afford surgery. With Smile Artists Africa, he combines art and charity, bringing together some of South Africa’s finest artists to support this cause. Join us as we discuss his impactful work and how he’s changing lives across the country.

On tonight’s South Africans Doing Great Things, we’re joined by the inspiring Dr. Brian Monaisa, Head of Plastic Surgery at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and founder of Smile Artists Africa. Dr. Brian’s mission goes beyond medicine, he is restoring hope through reconstructive surgeries and raising funds for breast cancer survivors who can’t afford surgery. With Smile Artists Africa, he combines art and charity, bringing together some of South Africa’s finest artists to support this cause. Join us as we discuss his impactful work and how he’s changing lives across the country.

South African Doing Great Things with Dr Brian Monaisa, Head of Plastic Surgery at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital and Founder of Smile Artists Africa

Our profile interview this evening is Professor Mfanelo Ntsobi, Chief Executive Officer at Sci-Bono Discovery Centre, a Policy Analyst, Management Scientist and Communication Strategist.

Our profile interview this evening is Professor Mfanelo Ntsobi, Chief Executive Officer at Sci-Bono Discovery Centre, a Policy Analyst, Management Scientist and Communication Strategist.

Profile Interview with Professor Mfanelo Ntsobi, Chief Executive Officer at Sci Bono Discovery Centre

Considered the world’s most important event for conserving biodiversity, the United Nations Biodiversity Conference COP16 is taking place in Cali, Colombia. This gathering brings together heads of state and ministers from around the globe to advance efforts in improving biodiversity protection. Following the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, this year’s focus is on reversing biodiversity loss by 2030. Tonight on Africa at a Glance, we’re joined by Flora Mokgohloa, DDG of Biodiversity & Conservation at the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment who  will help us understand South Africa’s role in this critical global effort and what it means for our own biodiversity conservation efforts.

Considered the world’s most important event for conserving biodiversity, the United Nations Biodiversity Conference COP16 is taking place in Cali, Colombia. This gathering brings together heads of state and ministers from around the globe to advance efforts in improving biodiversity protection. Following the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, this year’s focus is on reversing biodiversity loss by 2030. Tonight on Africa at a Glance, we’re joined by Flora Mokgohloa, DDG of Biodiversity &amp; Conservation at the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment who  will help us understand South Africa’s role in this critical global effort and what it means for our own biodiversity conservation efforts.

Kwantu Feature: The History of the Lebanese people in South Africa

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