by Dev Ops | Jun 29, 2018 | Science & Technology 2018
Looking back at her years growing up, Phylis Makurunje describes herself as “this odd girl who made wire cars”. “A lot of people around me took me so seriously that parents in my neighbourhood would come to my mother to ask for me to make wire cars for their kids. One...
by Dev Ops | Jun 29, 2018 | Arts & Entertainment 2018
Writer Amy Heydenrych describes herself as “a midwife of ideas.” Her short stories and poems have been published in anthologies including Brittle Paper, The Kalahari Review and Short Sharp Stories, and her debut thriller, Shame On You, was published this year. The...
by Dev Ops | Jun 29, 2018 | Business & Entrepreneurship 2018
At the tender age of seven, Zaza Motha witnessed the death of her mother; an ordeal that, till this day, motivates Motha (34) to speak out against injustice. “She was shot in our house while she was on the phone. I remember that I wanted to tell the world my story....
by Dev Ops | Jun 29, 2018 | Civil Society 2018
Human rights lawyer, researcher and community activist Lwazi Mtshiyo hails from the small village of Corana near Mthatha in the Eastern Cape. Perhaps that’s where his love of rural South Africa and other rural parts of the world he has had the privilege of visiting...
by Dev Ops | Jun 29, 2018 | Education 2018
“Don’t die with your music still inside you” is the motto that motivates Dawie Bornman to “think bigger, and never stop pursuing” his dreams. As senior lecturer, researcher and post-graduate supervisor in the department of business management at the University of...
