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Introducing Elela — Singita’s first property in the Okavango Delta

For years, Singita has dreamed of bringing its approach to conservation and hospitality to Botswana. That dream is now a reality. In this episode, we sit down with Rob Morrison, Elela’s Manager, Kemmonye Wright, Operations Manager for Singita Okavango Delta, and guide Nthophang ‘Tops’ Xani to tell the story of Elela, our first property in the Okavango Delta. From a 420,000-acre concession that shifts with the seasons to eight entirely private camps designed around freedom and flow, to a hub that invites guests into the heart of the ecosystem — Elela offers a unique and extraordinary experience. In this conversation, we explore the landscape, the experience, how Elela came to be, and what makes it unlike anything else in our collection of properties. We hope you enjoy. Browse Elela's webpage · Explore Singita's Okavango Delta concession · All you need to know about Elela · Useful sales tools and information on Elela · Check availability for Elela · Enquire about Elela · Singita website

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39 min
10/13/2025

Celebrating Culture through Music and Art

In this deeply resonant episode of Conscious Conversations, African folk musician and cultural practitioner Mthuthu Ndebele joins Mmabatho Montse for a dialogue on ancestral memory, creative embodiment, and the sacred labour of artistic becoming. Rooted in personal experience and spiritual conviction, Mthuthu reflects on his journey from Ulundi’s cultural heartbeat to becoming a vessel for intergenerational wisdom through sound.Their conversation explores how music functions not merely as artistic expression but as a living archive of ancestral presence—transmitting ecological consciousness, cosmological ethics, and historical remembrance. Together, they interrogate the tensions of navigating a creative calling in a world structured by materialist expectations, while honouring the responsibilities of being a spiritual conduit. Weaving themes of identity, humility, and communal healing, Mthuthu shares how his musical practice is deeply intertwined with his personal journey of acceptance, self-knowledge, and alignment with ancestral guidance. The discussion delves into the complexities of balancing human desires with the demands of calling, and how African artists must reclaim creative spaces that honour indigenous modes of knowing and being. At its heart, this episode invites listeners to reflect on how ancestral continuity is not a relic of the past, but a dynamic, evolving practice that demands presence, ethical attunement, and relational creativity. Visit our website · Follow on Instagram · YouTube Channel

10/13/2025

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1h 15m
05/26/2021

Finding the Miracle of Recovery Through NA | Mogen

With us today is Mogen who has, through working a solid program and many Just for Today’s come to share his experience in finding the miracle of NA Recovery with us. WhatsApp Number 082 899 8816 NA Website ·

05/26/2021

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21 min
07/04/2023

Constipation and encopresis in kids

Dr Celeste Kock, a Paediatric Gastroenterologist, describes constipation and encopresis in kids to host Zoya Mabuto-Mokoditoa. In this episode of the #FerringPod, we explore how common these conditions are in kids, the causes, and go into detail on the treatment available to children experiencing constipation and encopresis. To understand how these conditions manifest in your child, listen to this episode to understand your child’s digestive health better. Ferring Facebook · Ferring Instagram

07/04/2023

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51 min
Season 1, Episode 2

2 African Art in the Global Market

The podcast provides perspectives on the Venice Biennale art exhibition from African and Afro-diaspora artists and curators. It examines the global art market dynamics, access and funding disparities between the Global North and South, the National Pavillion format that enables exploitation, and the impacts of participating in the Venice Biennale. Link to References · Link to Datasheet · · Gentrilogy · Laura Burocco Instagram · Laura Burocco Email

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40 min
09/09/2024

S04 E01 Barbara Boswell

Barbara Boswell is a distinguished academic and novelist whose latest work THE COMRADE'S WIFE has taken the literary world by storm. Barbara was a visiting fellow at Oxford University earlier this year where she conducted research in preparation for future life writing. Barbara joined Fiona Snyckers and Gail Schimmel to talk about how THE COMRADE'S WIFE may be read in conjunction with her earlier work, GRACE: A NOVEL. She discusses questions of loyalty to a former party of liberation and concludes that the freedom to criticise must remain paramount. For more details about the books, movies, series, and podcasts that are discussed on the show, sign up here for our weekly newsletter. Fiona and Gail would love to hear from you! Please join the conversation here: Email: hiddenlivesofwriters@gmail.com Instagram: @thehiddenlivesofwriterspod Twitter: @hiddenwriterpod YouTube: The Hidden Lives of Writers Threads: @thehiddenlivesofwriters Facebook discussion group: The Hidden Lives of Writers Ask your writing-related questions here · Follow us on Instagram · Chat with us on Twitter · Join our Facebook group · Subscribe to us on YouTube · Join our newsletter

09/09/2024

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1h 5m
Apr 1

Implementing Africa’s Nationally Determined Contributions on the Ground

🎧 In this episode of the Africa For Zero Waste Podcast, Dr. Nana Antwi Boasiako, Director of Climate Vulnerability and Adaptation at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Ghana and Chair of the Africa Group of Negotiators (AGN), talks to host Desmond Alugnoa, GAIA Africa's Zero Waste & Climate Program Manager about the implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions in Africa with the growing climate crisis. The current gap between pledged commitments and on-the-ground action is widening to meet the 1.5°C climate target. While higher ambition is necessary, unimplemented pledges do not reduce emissions 🌍 Africa for Zero Waste Facebook · Follow Africa for Zero Waste on Instagram

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50 min
Apr 23

Inside Lebombo’s Gallery of Treasures: The Artists’ Perspective

Nestled at the entrance to Lebombo, one of Singita’s properties in the Kruger National Park, the Gallery of Treasures is a multi-sensory space designed to reveal the often-unseen elements of this remarkable landscape. Created in collaboration with artists and creatives from across Southern Africa, it brings together art, nature, and storytelling. In this roundtable conversation with Tatenda Chidora, Laurie van Heerden, Christopher Parker, and Jack Fillery, we explore the thinking behind the Gallery of Treasures, the natural world as a source of inspiration, and each artist’s creative process — as well as what they hope guests take away from the experience. At its core, the Gallery is about noticing the beauty, complexity, and interconnectedness of all life, from seed pods to wildlife, and everything in between. Discover Lebombo · Discover Singita Kruger National Park · Explore Tatenda Chidora's work · Explore Laurie van Heerden's work · Explore Christopher Parker's work · Explore Jack Fillery's work · Explore Metamorphosis, a collaboration between Singita and Tatenda · Singita website

Apr 23

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49 min
05/20/2024

S03 E10 Ivan Vladislavic

Ivan Vladislavic is a multi-award winning author, editor, and professor of creative writing. His new memoir The Near North is available now. Ivan joins Fiona Snyckers and Gail Schimmel to talk about how not having grown up in Johannesburg has made him more curious about the city and how the words of other authors are the constant backdrop to his life. Ivan discusses the narrative choices one has to make as a memoirist and gives credit to his trusted early readers for helping his decide how to structure The Near North. For more details about the books, movies, series, and podcasts that are discussed on the show, sign up for our weekly newsletter. Fiona and Gail would love to hear from you! Please join the conversation here: Email: hiddenlivesofwriters@gmail.com Instagram: @thehiddenlivesofwriterspod Twitter: @hiddenwriterpod YouTube: The Hidden Lives of Writers Threads: @thehiddenlivesofwriters Facebook discussion group: The Hidden Lives of Writers Follow us on Instagram · Chat with us on Twitter · Join our Facebook group · Subscribe to us on YouTube · Join our newsletter · Ask your writing-related questions here

05/20/2024

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1h 10m
Season 1, Episode 16

The Piglets

Johnny McGory is a mischievous leprechaun from Killalla in County Mayo, Ireland. He lives on Raymond McNulty's family farm with his magic thumb and a host of characters who you'll meet in these bedtime stories. Visit Killala on Google maps

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5 min

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