Guest: Sibongile Mkhabela, Chief Executive Officer of Barloworld Empowerment Foundation

Today’s VP Legend’s Lounge is social worker by profession and a passionate social activist by orientation is the former Chief Executive Officer of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund as well as the Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital Trust. Mme Sibongile Mkhabela was recently honoured with the Invisible Giant award for her outstanding and inspiring leadership in South Africa.

Mme Mkhabela is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Barloworld Empowerment Foundation, an organisation in which she drives her vision of bringing a human face to development work and ultimately creating a sustainable platform for transformational change and sustainable impact through this newly established Foundation.

Guest: Sibongile Mkhabela, Chief Executive Officer of Barloworld Empowerment Foundation
Today’s VP Legend’s Lounge is social worker by profession and a passionate social activist by orientation is the former Chief Executive Officer of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund as well as the Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital Trust. Mme Sibongile Mkhabela was recently honoured with the Invisible Giant award for her outstanding and inspiring leadership in South Africa.
Mme Mkhabela is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Barloworld Empowerment Foundation, an organisation in which she drives her vision of bringing a human face to development work and ultimately creating a sustainable platform for transformational change and sustainable impact through this newly established Foundation.

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Guest: Zazini Molo, Head of EmpowaWomen AND head of The Speakers Firm]

Zazini Molo stands at the intersection of empowerment, leadership, and inspiration. As the Head of The Speakers Firm and a seasoned speaker,Zazini orchestrates narratives that resonate with power and purpose. She also spearheads EmpowaWomen, a transformative platform for women leaders, shaping futures and fostering growth. Professional Journey: Zazini's impactful journey includes pivotal roles at Empowaworx. Here, she is involved in the planning and execution of transformational streams such as EmpowaYouth, EmpowaWomen, and EmpowaMen, showcasing her expertise in project administration, media engagements, and sponsorship management.

Guest: Andisa Khumalo, Chief People Officer at Floatpays

Guest: Sabelo Mbuku, Spokesperson for the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA)

Guest: Zazini Molo, Head of EmpowaWomen AND head of The Speakers Firm]
Zazini Molo stands at the intersection of empowerment, leadership, and inspiration. As the Head of The Speakers Firm and a seasoned speaker,Zazini orchestrates narratives that resonate with power and purpose. She also spearheads EmpowaWomen, a transformative platform for women leaders, shaping futures and fostering growth. Professional Journey: Zazini's impactful journey includes pivotal roles at Empowaworx. Here, she is involved in the planning and execution of transformational streams such as EmpowaYouth, EmpowaWomen, and EmpowaMen, showcasing her expertise in project administration, media engagements, and sponsorship management.
Guest: Andisa Khumalo, Chief People Officer at Floatpays
Guest: Sabelo Mbuku, Spokesperson for the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA)

#TuesdayTakeOver: Zazini Molo stands at the intersection of empowerment, leadership, and inspiration. As the Head of The Speakers Firm and a seasoned speaker,  Zazini orchestrates narratives that resonate with power and purpose.

Guest: Kabelo Letebele, Legal Practice Council Senior Manager

The Legal Practice Council has expressed concerns over the recent poor performance in the competency-based administration examination, with candidates achieving a pass rate that is over 5% lower in the May attorney’s admission exams. The council says that despite organising an Education Colloquium earlier this year to discuss curriculum changes and address examination results, the pass rates have not improved. The LPC has firmly dismissed any allegations that it deliberately causes candidates to fail. This evening we discuss what effective strategies the council seeks to explore to enhance the competency-based examination systems to ensure legal practitioners feel empowered and supported…

Guest: Kabelo Letebele, Legal Practice Council Senior Manager
The Legal Practice Council has expressed concerns over the recent poor performance in the competency-based administration examination, with candidates achieving a pass rate that is over 5% lower in the May attorney’s admission exams. The council says that despite organising an Education Colloquium earlier this year to discuss curriculum changes and address examination results, the pass rates have not improved. The LPC has firmly dismissed any allegations that it deliberately causes candidates to fail. This evening we discuss what effective strategies the council seeks to explore to enhance the competency-based examination systems to ensure legal practitioners feel empowered and supported…

The Legal Practice Council is concerned with the high failure rate in board exams

The International Day of the African Child, observed annually on June 16th, commemorated the 1976 Soweto uprising by raiseing awareness about the rights of African children. Since 2022, AIDS Healthcare Foundation Africa has used this day to emphasise the importance of Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for youth health and education. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Africa Bureau will host events themed “Fostering Health and Education Through Comprehensive Sexuality Education” as part of its “#ProtectTheChild” campaign. This theme aligns with the global IDAC theme, “Education For All, and The Time is Now,” highlighting the critical role of education in improving health outcomes for young people. The initiative underscores the interconnectedness of education and health in promoting the well-being of African children. We take a look at policy progresses and challenges still faced by the African 

Guest: Ngaa Murombedzi, AIDS Healthcare Foundation Southern Africa Regional Advocacy and Policy Manager 

Guest: Gcina Sawuka, Sector Lead PLHIV Gauteng Civil Society at the South African National Aids Council

The International Day of the African Child, observed annually on June 16th, commemorated the 1976 Soweto uprising by raiseing awareness about the rights of African children. Since 2022, AIDS Healthcare Foundation Africa has used this day to emphasise the importance of Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for youth health and education. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Africa Bureau will host events themed “Fostering Health and Education Through Comprehensive Sexuality Education” as part of its “#ProtectTheChild” campaign. This theme aligns with the global IDAC theme, “Education For All, and The Time is Now,” highlighting the critical role of education in improving health outcomes for young people. The initiative underscores the interconnectedness of education and health in promoting the well-being of African children. We take a look at policy progresses and challenges still faced by the African 
Guest: Ngaa Murombedzi, AIDS Healthcare Foundation Southern Africa Regional Advocacy and Policy Manager 
Guest: Gcina Sawuka, Sector Lead PLHIV Gauteng Civil Society at the South African National Aids Council

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