Our profile interview this evening is Chief Executive Officer of the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA), Maphefo Anno-Frempong. Maphefo is a woman on a mission, credited with turning around an entity that has lost credibility in the transport sector and in the SETA industry as a whole due to a number of investment decisions that turned out differently.

Our profile interview this evening is Chief Executive Officer of the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA), Maphefo Anno-Frempong. Maphefo is a woman on a mission, credited with turning around an entity that has lost credibility in the transport sector and in the SETA industry as a whole due to a number of investment decisions that turned out differently.

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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>

Profile interview-Maphefo Anno-Frempong Chief Executive Officer of the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA)

We often hear about the exhaustion mothers face in parenting, but what about dads? Whether raising kids at home or from a distance, many fathers experience significant parenting fatigue, but it's not always easy for them to express it. In a society that often expects men to be strong and silent, admitting exhaustion can feel like weakness. Tonight, on Man Torque feature, we’re diving into how this fatigue manifests, its impact on mental health, and the factors that contribute to it. Are you a tired dad? Does this topic trigger something in you? Joining us for this important conversation is Parenting and Family Coach, Susan Gregor-Harlen.

We often hear about the exhaustion mothers face in parenting, but what about dads? Whether raising kids at home or from a distance, many fathers experience significant parenting fatigue, but it's not always easy for them to express it. In a society that often expects men to be strong and silent, admitting exhaustion can feel like weakness. Tonight, on Man Torque feature, we’re diving into how this fatigue manifests, its impact on mental health, and the factors that contribute to it. Are you a tired dad? Does this topic trigger something in you? Joining us for this important conversation is Parenting and Family Coach, Susan Gregor-Harlen.

Man Torque: Tired dads and the unspoken struggles of fatherhood

Aubrey expressed his heartfelt sadness of how our leaders have not said anything about the death of the five children that passed away in Soweto. He mentions how there isn’t enough being done in terms of dealing with the increasing number of young children that are dying in our townships.

Aubrey expressed his heartfelt sadness of how our leaders have not said anything about the death of the five children that passed away in Soweto. He mentions how there isn’t enough being done in terms of dealing with the increasing number of young children that are dying in our townships.

Aubrey's take on rising number of  children dying in  our  country

Stepping into a leadership role as a young professional can be both exciting and challenging, especially when you’re navigating expectations from older generations. The road to becoming a great leader at a young age comes with unique obstacles, from building trust to overcoming self-doubt, especially for young black women breaking through in competitive industries. In this conversation, we’ll explore how to overcome these challenges, what qualities make a strong young leader, and how to gain the confidence of your team. To have this discussion with me is Lindiwe Msiza, a seasoned Change Strategist & Wellness & Leadership coach.

Stepping into a leadership role as a young professional can be both exciting and challenging, especially when you’re navigating expectations from older generations. The road to becoming a great leader at a young age comes with unique obstacles, from building trust to overcoming self-doubt, especially for young black women breaking through in competitive industries. In this conversation, we’ll explore how to overcome these challenges, what qualities make a strong young leader, and how to gain the confidence of your team. To have this discussion with me is Lindiwe Msiza, a seasoned Change Strategist &amp; Wellness &amp; Leadership coach.

Profile interview-Maphefo Anno-Frempong Chief Executive Officer of the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA)

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