In conversation with Babalwa Mausi, a business woman who left her career in finance due to unemployment and went into construction. She is now thriving in that field and empowered her self, she now has a mentorship program. 

<p>In conversation with Babalwa Mausi, a business woman who left her career in finance due to unemployment and went into construction. She is now thriving in that field and empowered her self, she now has a mentorship program.&nbsp;</p>

This is an informative, engaging show enjoyed by the whole family and bias towards women issues. Fashion, health issues, relationship matters, entertainment, NGO profiling are some of the prominent features of the show. Although the show is bias towards females, it has a strong following from males as well. The show enjoys opportunities of being invited to outside broadcast by a variety of clients including government department and the private sector.

This is an informative, engaging show enjoyed by the whole family and bias towards women issues.

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This is an informative, engaging show enjoyed by the whole family and bias towards women issues. Fashion, health issues, relationship matters, entertainment, NGO profiling are some of the prominent features of the show. Although the show is bias towards females, it has a strong following from males as well.  The show enjoys opportunities of being invited to outside broadcast by a variety of clients including government department and the private sector.

<p>This is an informative, engaging show enjoyed by the whole family and bias towards women issues. Fashion, health issues, relationship matters, entertainment, NGO profiling are some of the prominent features of the show. Although the show is bias towards females, it has a strong following from males as well.  The show enjoys opportunities of being invited to outside broadcast by a variety of clients including government department and the private sector.</p>

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